Replacing electric hubs (1 Viewer)

[Radd Cruisers]

I just thought I'd post up a picture of our hub adapters, since we've been getting lots of enquiries about these lately.

These are for the Prados and other models such as the HZJs and PZJs that come with electric hubs. The electric hubs are super-expensive to replace and repair parts are not readily available - replacing the e-hubs is a relatively straightforward process with the use of these adapters.

I'll be posting some instructions on how to install these at later date.


~John

 

[70sguy]

Bump for a nice product.
Every post 90 J7 needs a set of these.

 

[Tapage]

more pics details .. please !

 

[roscoFJ73]

Every post 90 J7 needs a set of these.

Not necessarily

 

[Radd Cruisers]

more pics details .. please !

I'll post an installation write up in a few days... it's been very busy over the Christmas season with all the holidays getting in the way for working days (really, it's not been very relaxing with how the days have fallen in the calendar).

~John

 

[BinaryDude]

If electric hubs were not so expensive, i would want an adapter to convert to them... yes i am lazy...

 

[70sguy]

Not necessarily

Ok.. not you lucky bastards down under.
Every one of the JDMs that we are seeing here needs a manual hub conversion.

 

[MICKruiser]

Installation?

Hi Guys,

Since I'm going to replace my ehubs in the next few days (once the temps drop a little) some instructions would be GREAT.

The procedure looks pretty straightforward. You take out the ehub assembly and then attach the Raddapter (tm) and then the manual hub . . .

I hope I'm not missing anything!!

Here is a pic from the manual of the ehub assembly:

 

[Radd Cruisers]

Been way to long, we will get onto the write up this week...

Rob