🏎️ Omix-Ada 16705.04 Axle Hub Assembly: Premium Quality for Seamless Performance Review

We bought this hub for our cj7, it fits perfectly. Another comment mentioned that the studs don't fit because the studs get stuck in the rotor and the studs slide almost freely through the hub, they installed them backwards.

The hub was poorly cast compared to the original part, lots of dross inside near the bearing and rough grinding on the back of the hub, but I wanted to give it a try anyway. Bought two hubs to replace both sides of the axle. The wheel bolts have to be pushed in, but on one of the hubs the wheel bolts "snap" into place without finger pressure. I checked that the diameter of the wheel bolts is correct, the holes in the hub for the bolts were too big. I sent both back and will find a better…

I fitted these bushings to my Jeep CJ 84 (Dana30 axle) so I could use the old manual locks (6 bolts) on mine Jeep can use. While there's nothing special about them, they seem pretty sturdy and fit well. Bearings (Timken SET45 and SET47) and seals fit as in the original hubs. A bonus is that the 6 locking bolt holes appear slightly deeper than stock, allowing for a slightly longer bolt to be used (the longer bolt should help ensure nothing comes loose and breaks). Update 3 years later: I had the