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Hub identification? - RhysBoost - 15-08-2013
Right basically looking to replace my hubs soon and how do I tell wether I have 18mm or 16mm? Cheers in advance!
RE: Hub identification? - adamm306 - 15-08-2013
you measure it and see if its 16mm or 18mm
RE: Hub identification? - Mattcheese31 - 15-08-2013
generally phase 1 tends to be 16mm, phase 2 either or and phase3 18mm
RE: Hub identification? - RhysBoost - 15-08-2013
Cheers man and might sound stupid but where am I meant to be measuring?
RE: Hub identification? - Mattcheese31 - 15-08-2013
the part of the lower balljoint that enters the hub....i'd just get both and just ask if u can take the wrong ones back...you'll know after that
RE: Hub identification? - Piggy - 15-08-2013
(15-08-2013, 12:27 PM)Mattcheese31 Wrote: generally phase 1 tends to be 16mm, phase 2 either or and phase3 18mm
so wrong!
My phase 1 is 18mm and the phase 3 I have is 16mm!
According to motor factor books it used to be based on PAS or non PAS...but that hasnt fitted in my experience either
RE: Hub identification? - adamm306 - 15-08-2013
(15-08-2013, 12:40 PM)Piggy Wrote:(15-08-2013, 12:27 PM)Mattcheese31 Wrote: generally phase 1 tends to be 16mm, phase 2 either or and phase3 18mm
so wrong!
My phase 1 is 18mm and the phase 3 I have is 16mm!
According to motor factor books it used to be based on PAS or non PAS...but that hasnt fitted in my experience either
its french there will be no logic to this just measure it or as matt said buy 2 sets and take 1 back
RE: Hub identification? - titch - 15-08-2013
Another problem, is you don't know if a previous owner has changed the hub in the past and might of put a different size on, i am sure i have read a post where someone has had a 16mm on one side and an 18mm on the other.
So as above measure them, or buy both and return the unused ones.
RE: Hub identification? - Mattcheese31 - 15-08-2013
(15-08-2013, 12:40 PM)Piggy Wrote:(15-08-2013, 12:27 PM)Mattcheese31 Wrote: generally phase 1 tends to be 16mm, phase 2 either or and phase3 18mm
so wrong!
My phase 1 is 18mm and the phase 3 I have is 16mm!
According to motor factor books it used to be based on PAS or non PAS...but that hasnt fitted in my experience either
i did say generally knobcheese.......and that is "generally" what they are, many will have been changed and many will have whatever Pug had kicking around spare on the day, crawl back into your cage little pig...
RE: Hub identification? - Piggy - 15-08-2013
or just accept your wrong??
RE: Hub identification? - jammapic - 15-08-2013
My old D Turbo had 1 16mm and 1 18mm....
RE: Hub identification? - Piggy - 15-08-2013
(15-08-2013, 02:08 PM)jammapic Wrote: My old D Turbo had 1 16mm and 1 18mm....
haha! That was probably from factory knowing pug!
RE: Hub identification? - Mattcheese31 - 15-08-2013
(15-08-2013, 02:02 PM)Piggy Wrote: or just accept you're wrong??
no that's my experience in the 5 years i've been working on them, yours may be different, i'd be interested in what other people have found GENERALLY speaking . .
RE: Hub identification? - Niall - 15-08-2013
its not related to PAS as all ph2s and 3s had PAS yet it was a gamble which size you got on a ph2