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Different hubs
While taking apart my 88 951 to do wheel bearings I noticed I have different hubs. One is a factory cast aluminum unit. The other may or may not be stock. It is made from a single block of machined aluminum. It is a really nice hub. Is it stock Porsche? I would like get another machined one but I have no idea where to begin. It looks really expensive too. Any thoughts?
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As far as i know RacersEdge is the only company that makes a billet hub for our cars.
Racer's Edge -- Racer's Edge M030 and standard 944 Turbo hubs
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Join Date: Sep 2010
Location: Finland
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These hubs accept oem bearings. Made from best quality aircraft aluminum and then hard anoidzed for extra strenght.
Last edited by os951; 11-29-2010 at 12:46 AM.. |
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Thanks. I have the Racer Edge one, or an exact copy. For $400 I don't think I'll buy the match just yet, not unless I see something suspect when I clean up the stock hub. What company is that OS951? Do they have a website? I like those too. The hardcoat will not add any structural strenght but will add corrosion resistance however.
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