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Rear hub machining- 5 bolt?
Who does the 5 bolt machining on the rear hubs of the 914?
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10-15-2004, 11:08 AM
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eric shea did mine. came out great
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Call Gabe at Strasse - it may cheaper to buy them already drilled.
Ken http://www.strasseusa.com/docs/frameset.htm
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Oh - almost forgot
BE SURE THE REPLACMENT STUDS HAVE ENOUGH THREADS LEFT AFTER THE ARE PRESSED IN TO TIGHTEN THE WHEEL DOWN. The unthreaded portion of some studs is too long to use in a "drilled" hub. Ken
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Rich Johnson does them as well. FAT Performance, I think, also. Dave at GPR sells them too. I don't think we do, but I could be wrong.
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74 Porsche 914 2.0 
