If youve ever towed or moved your car w/ .5 shafts removed you run the risk of
wrecking the R. wheel bearings.
Here is the answer. A spare set of stub axles
Hardware included when available. Several sets available (available individualy as well)
Available https://914werke.com/shop?olsPage=products%2Frear-stub-axle-pair&page=1
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Very good idea.
OK.... I need help with this..... I have replaced rear bearings, so I can picture the rear set up. What is the problem towing without the 1/2 shafts attached?
I want to avoid having to re-do those suckers as best I can.
Please explain..... sounds like you solved a problem I was not aware existed.
Ill give this a shot, you CAN tow w/o the .5 shafts as long as stubs are installed.
The rear bearings are "Split bearings" effectively two races in a shell that are only held ridged when the shaft of the stub axle is installed, without that support they can come apart.
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If you ever have to buy the nuts and washers you would realize this is a great deal.
looks to me like you're out of stock?
nope I have both Stubs & Tow brackets available
Does that go for old 911/912 rear bearings as well?
I'm going to replace the bearings when I start rebuilding the suspension, but just thought to ask, because the stub axles are out, and yes, I've moved the car (not too far, but it has been moved without them).
Mark if you are asking if the 911/912 use a split bearing in their trailing arms I dont have an answer for you...anyone?
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No worries, Rich
Hi,
It looks like you still have 2 available.
How soon can you ship if I place an order today?
Where are you located?
Thanks in advance,
kkid
Just placed an order.
Thanks!
It came in today.
Thanks!
oh..it even came with a paper gasket
If you tow or even roll the car any distance without stub axles, you WILL destroy your bearings.
seen it happen more than once
Brad
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