Rear Hubs

TBirdJKC

Registered User

• Sep 18, 2016

• #1

My rear passenger side hub decided to crack into several pieces on me a couple of nights ago and I can't seem to find replacements anywhere. Does anyone know of a company that still makes these? I don't want to swap to cobra hubs.

 

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nanatothesixth

SCCoA Member

• Sep 18, 2016

• #2

rear hubs

just google them,and you will see choices.

 

no164ford

Registered User

• Sep 18, 2016

• #3

Rock auto has them motocraft for about 100 bucks I checked. Or post an ad under parts wanted.

 

nickleman60

Registered User

• Sep 18, 2016

• #4

Or hit up a local junkyard and buy the knuckle/hub assembly used, probably $30-$40.

 

TBirdJKC

Registered User

• Sep 18, 2016

• #5

nickleman60 said:

Or hit up a local junkyard and buy the knuckle/hub assembly used, probably $30-$40.

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Checked the local yards yesterday. No luck unfortunately.

no164ford said:

Rock auto has them motocraft for about 100 bucks I checked. Or post an ad under parts wanted.

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Can you shoot me a link. When I check all I see is the bearings for the rear when I select bearing/hub assembly.

 

Rodeo Joe

SCCoA Member

• Sep 19, 2016

• #6

Hope this works!

Joe

 

TBirdJKC

Registered User

• Sep 20, 2016

• #7

Rodeo Joe said:

Hope this works!

Joe

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Thank you! I cant believe I missed that! I've ordered from two different places now and they sent me fronts for a Taurus/Windstar which have a slightly different axle spline. At least I know Rockauto will sent me the correct units.

What brand bearing have you guys had decent reliability with? I was going to buy Timken, but I see SKF is what's currently on my old hubs.

 

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nanatothesixth

SCCoA Member

• Sep 20, 2016

• #8

new rear hubs

e bay #310665637611

 

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bowez

Registered User

• Sep 20, 2016

• #9

I put National on mine and but pulled out Timken--which I assume was factory.

Would say there anit a dime's worth of difference between the two.