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Can you post pics of yours?
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Go to my Rebuild Trusty page and I have put all my photos on there. To he honest I am not sure what the seal plate is.
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I thought he was talking about that seal in the photo
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that gasket should be there and if you got a hub rebuild kit it should be in there one for each side. Or go to the dealer and get them. I also put gasket sealer on mine.
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Yes. I have them, but I’ve see pics of with and without them installed.
That’s what I’m asking here…
I emailed them and they said they don’t carry ARP anymore..
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A few more photos of right side mocked up for fitment. Everything is looking good so far.
Cruisermatt was right about fror’s spindle bolts and washers. The washers came apart when I torqued them to 34 ft lbs.
Cruisermatt was right about fror’s spindle bolts and washers. The washers came apart when I torqued them to 34 ft lbs.
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I would say the outer hub seal is optional. Most of the Toyota rear FF axles don’t have a secondary hub seal.
Are you able to spin the hub ? I could not use the hub seal on mine . It looks like you have it over the step of the hub ?
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Yes. It spins no problem. The hub slides right into the seal perfectly.
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The fror lock washers took a major s*** today. I don’t think I’m gonna use their spindle or caliper bolts. Which bolts did you use?
I have all ARP bolts Knuckle / Hub. and on my spindle i have the one from Low Range / Trail gear that does not use the washer that you have to bend over