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D35 ttb unit bearing Hub conversion/swap
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Well, not that I have seen. I'm not sure what you could gain by going to a sealed unit that would get you the same results as a D44 knuckle swap.
It seems to me like the knuckle swap would be a lot less work too.
It seems to me like the knuckle swap would be a lot less work too.
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I consider serviceable bearings to be a perk over the $200 sealed hub assemblies...
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Agreed.
The '98-'00 units are not particularly durable either.
What are you trying to gain? You having issues with the setup on your D35 now?
The '98-'00 units are not particularly durable either.
What are you trying to gain? You having issues with the setup on your D35 now?
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