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Re: Superwinch or Aisin hubs? [Re: TrooperJ] #712386 04/10/06 12:32 AM
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McMinnville, OR
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The 84-86 Trooper parts manual shows no manual hub option. If you can find some, they would probably come from a pickup. I can tell you that the 79-82 LUV 4x4 hubs do not fit, the outer body of the locking hub is slightly smaller and so is the bolt pattern to the hub/rotor. 81-82 LUVs (and Pups) were much closer to the setup used on the 84-86 Troops, but not quite. The hub is one part that is the same 79-82. Pups after that, well I don't know for sure. I haven't managed to snag a pickup parts manual yet. I'd guess that 84-86 PUPs would have them, I found a pic of an 86 over at www.isuzupup.com with manual hubs, but its hard to say if they are the smaller old style or would fit the 86 Troop.

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Re: Superwinch or Aisin hubs? [Re: turboDIESELtrooper] #712387 04/10/06 02:19 AM
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What I was worried about was trying to find Aisins to fit the 8 bolt front axle, which is what the 84-86 run including the older 81-86 PUPs too. They may exist but at the same time may be quite rare to get here in the US. Not exactly sure though?


FYI, Tad(aka Nazrat) has a set of 8 bolt aisins for sale a couple of months ago. You might want to look him up.

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