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    Default ae86 hubs for coilovers :S

    hey guys im looking at getting bc coilovers for my ke70, im pretty sure that i need ae86 hubs and knuckles to put onto the coilovers but havnt had much luck sourcing some, is there any other toyota hub and knuckle that can be used in replacement like corona or something or must i find ae86 ones ?

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    Any one know?

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    hey yer you need 86 hubs,disks,callipers and steering arms(power steering optional for lock)thats it i think,a pair of rca's wouldnt go a miss ither
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    easy anwser no you need ae86 gear.

    if your that stuck there is a company that does fairly priced billet hubs
    and t3 do new power steering arms also.

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    Ahk thanks guys, what is the name of the company which makes the billet hubs?

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    Just out of interest as I havn't seen the product, but does the coilover come with a stub axle on it, or do you have to weld the stub axle to the coilover tube/body?

    If it has the stub already on it, then AE86 gear would be needed, but if you have to weld a whole stub axle assembly to the coilover, then I rekon you could use Xt130 Corona stubs and hubs as they are the same ID/OD as AE86 struts.

    Obviously depends on the style of coilover, but as I said, havn't seen the product you have before
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    they have stub axles on them

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    Ah okay then. Disregard what I said then!
    4K > 5K > Worked 5K > 4AGE > 146RWKW 4AGTE > 210KW SR
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    Or so was thought...
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    you can buy BC coilovers minus stub axle..

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