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my autolock hubs on my 92 wont lock any more, went out and got a set of superwinch manual hubs from purenissan.com they dont fit. :angry: the axle spline on the pathy is smaller then the hubs. who makes a set that actually fits? and does n e one know what the ones they sent me were for?

 

thanks :aok:

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I put Warn manual hubs on my 91. Went to a Off-Road store to buy. Didn't have any issues about not fitting. unccpathfinder is right about getting grade 8 bolts. I used them due to studs not being long enough. that was the only issue i have had with them.

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superwinch do NOT make ML hubs for the 28 spline pathys. summit did the same thing to me.. they fit a damn 3/4 ton chevy tho :huh: (31 spline)

milemarker and warn make the hubs for us 28 spliners. i have the MM's and they have worked great for me...... until my diff gave out.. now i have reliable hubs adn no diff = no 4wd.... :angry:P...

the MM's are $85 from summit and the warns are about $145.....

 

*note* the MM's are good, and reliable for mild to medium runs.. if yer gunna go hardcore or "uber rough" wheelin then you may want to lok into warns ;) i have heard from a few peeps under extreme wheeling conditions the MM's tend to blow occasionally.

 

i did post the year/spline somewhere. and to my memory. 87-89 were 27 spline and 90 - 95 are 28 spline and beyond are 31 spline..

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Slick got it, Superwinch doesnt make hubs for the second gen wd21. Slick, whatever happened to your diff?

sssh not quite sure. when i can finally drive king caca i am gunna down mini me and drop the diff, let dave play with it, change my cv's, fix the oil pan leak, and do a few other things to her. i'll know more when we pull the diff cover ;)

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I see, cant wait to find out, these things arent prone to failure. Oh BTW, these are called hubs, lockers are things that lock your diff together, although I suppose you could get away with calling hubs lockers.

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