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Internal Locking Hubs

I put a set of free spins on my Ram with the Yukon locking hubs. They work intermittently and it has become unreliable (currently stuck in my driveway under a foot of snow and I don't feel like pulling them out to "rebuild").

I'm looking at a set of spicer internal locking hubs (puck style), but am curious on the retention of 2wd. Slide the puck out and I assume the white washer/flange is what the cap attaches to? Any input would be appreciated!




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I think the silver washers are threaded for the purpose of conversion to 2wd by removing the pucks and having the cap still be able to bolt down.

I’ll give them a go.

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