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Does anyone have the correct part number for deuce Selectro hubs?
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Part # for Selectro Hubs
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Kenny:
I have been looking for this too and the closest I have come is the Overson hubs,
http://www.ouversonengineering.com/inc/sdetail/204
I hope someone comes up with this as well as a Milemarker number as well so a choice can be made.
I have been looking for this too and the closest I have come is the Overson hubs,
http://www.ouversonengineering.com/inc/sdetail/204
I hope someone comes up with this as well as a Milemarker number as well so a choice can be made.
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Mine don't have a # on them. But the paperwork when i bought then list them as MTF250LH. I bought them from botyce equipment and i don't know if this is boyce's # or selectro's. Hope this helps.
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If there is any such number, Arthur Bloom at M35products@aol.com should know it...!Recovry4x4 said:
I bought from him directly. No numbers besides the price: $550
BTW, sure you want Selectros?
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RE: Re: Part # for Selectro Hubs
Even though I know Arthur and consulted with him of the rear axle lockout, i doubt that he would share the part number with me or anyone. I am hoping to score a pair of used Selectros despite their seal design. I'm not normally in the water and don't have a problem repacking if I do go in the water. I just don't care for the appearance of the superior Ouverson hubs.
Even though I know Arthur and consulted with him of the rear axle lockout, i doubt that he would share the part number with me or anyone. I am hoping to score a pair of used Selectros despite their seal design. I'm not normally in the water and don't have a problem repacking if I do go in the water. I just don't care for the appearance of the superior Ouverson hubs.
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Re: RE: Re: Part # for Selectro Hubs
Sorry, a bit off topic now: I just don't like it to spend a lot of $$ (+ 80% shipment&import taxes!) for a product with obvious design flaws that could have been corrected at the factory.
Not only did I have to retrofit them with thicker O-rings and special lube, also looking at the internal components, they seem to be more the size for a HD 1 ton and not a deuce!
Maybe it's supposed to act as a fuse...? I wouldn't use them on the rears! Only the massive and (too) heavy steel spacer will last forever, despite some rust... No, thanks!
Soon i'll be buying Os. (std. version). Than I can really compare and let you all know.
Regarding appearance I wish I had the exact dimensions to know how far they stick out...??? I think that's the only disadvantage???
Gerhard
OK, I understand...Recovry4x4 said:
Sorry, a bit off topic now: I just don't like it to spend a lot of $$ (+ 80% shipment&import taxes!) for a product with obvious design flaws that could have been corrected at the factory.
Not only did I have to retrofit them with thicker O-rings and special lube, also looking at the internal components, they seem to be more the size for a HD 1 ton and not a deuce!
Maybe it's supposed to act as a fuse...? I wouldn't use them on the rears! Only the massive and (too) heavy steel spacer will last forever, despite some rust... No, thanks!
Soon i'll be buying Os. (std. version). Than I can really compare and let you all know.
Regarding appearance I wish I had the exact dimensions to know how far they stick out...??? I think that's the only disadvantage???
Gerhard
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RE: Re: RE: Re: Part # for Selectro Hubs
Gerhard, in my humble opinion, that is the only disadvantage of the O's. Other than that they are a fantastic set of hubs.If I were running singles and wider wheels I would be all over the O's but with stock tires and such, they stick way out. Good luck and if you don't mind, report back on the side by side comparison.
Gerhard, in my humble opinion, that is the only disadvantage of the O's. Other than that they are a fantastic set of hubs.If I were running singles and wider wheels I would be all over the O's but with stock tires and such, they stick way out. Good luck and if you don't mind, report back on the side by side comparison.
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OK, thanks Kenny.
Yes, they will be used on a "singled" truck, this time with 14" wide tires on 12x20 custom wheels. So there should be around 4 inches before they start sticking out.
BTW, if it wasn't for the distance, you could have my S. real cheap...!
But I'm positive you'll find some soon.
Good luck!
Gerhard
Yes, they will be used on a "singled" truck, this time with 14" wide tires on 12x20 custom wheels. So there should be around 4 inches before they start sticking out.
BTW, if it wasn't for the distance, you could have my S. real cheap...!
But I'm positive you'll find some soon.
Good luck!
Gerhard
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Does this sound like the right spects for the axle,
Bolt circle 5.563,
8 Bolts.
34 splines,
Axle O.D. 1.750
Bolt circle 5.563,
8 Bolts.
34 splines,
Axle O.D. 1.750
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No, that sounds like the 11166-01 hub. Should be 16 spline 1.66 or 1.61 (can't recall) dia.
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Kenny, my understanding is Mile Marker bought Selectro and discontinued the Selectro Hub line. I can get the Selectro part number if you really need it. PM me. John T
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I called Milemarker today, and they still sell the Selectro line (called the classic)
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The milemarkers still exist, and you can get them all day long still. Kenny i will get you the part number give me a couple minutes. I also got a bunch in stock.
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11167-01 is the one you want Kenny. Its listed as Kia Rio but its the correct one.
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Is the deuce bolt circle 5.563 like the other rockwell hubs?
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Yes.Flatlander said:
Flatlander
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So this chart is incorrect?
(scroll down to see hub application chart)
http://cmoes.com/offroad/2007_Catalog2of2.pdf
(scroll down to see hub application chart)
http://cmoes.com/offroad/2007_Catalog2of2.pdf
chevycrew
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I have a bearing hub off in the driveway, with the tape measure i get roughly 5 9/16 for the hub bolt pattern.
So the chart must be bad?
So the chart must be bad?
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Back in May 2007 I ordered Selectros (P/N - MMK-11167-01) from Summit Racing and the cost was $486.39 +shipping. They have been working fine.
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current price on summit.......691.39 + handling fee