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wheres the place to find the cheapest manual hubs for my dana 35 i would pefer them to be new also mile marker vs. warn
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If you actually wheel the truck then these are exactly what you want.
http://www.therangerstation.com/Magazine/May04/offroad.htm
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dont need them im gonna keep the tire size at a limit of 31s
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after having a pair of mile marker D35 hubs apart side by side with a pair of bronze bushing Warns... I leave the mile markers laying on the ground where I find them.
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Especially when you're already going to be spending about $160 for the weak version. Might as well spend $195 for a set that will probably last forever.
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The MileMarkers are quite weak.
The Warns are quite a bit stronger, and the Warn "Jeep" hubs are stronger still.
If you compare a Warn next to a MileMarker you can see the difference in strength, both with the outside housing and internals.
The Warns are quite a bit stronger, and the Warn "Jeep" hubs are stronger still.
If you compare a Warn next to a MileMarker you can see the difference in strength, both with the outside housing and internals.
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**** man 200$ for hubs dam how well would i pair hold up if i baught them used
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