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> 5 lug from uro feedback wanted
mtndawg
post Oct 25 2026, 09:11 AM
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I'm considering this option for my 5 lug rear Fuchs (6x15) rather than the 944 cv joints. I have a narrow bodied car and these look easy to install along with new bearings. If you have tried these out, what's your experience been installing and driving? Is drilling the rear hub a better option?


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I'm considering this option for my 5 lug rear Fuchs (6x15) rather than the 944 cv joints. I have a narrow bodied car and these look easy to install along with new bearings. If you have tried these out, what's your experience been installing and driving? Is drilling the rear hub a better option?
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They work but don't have the quality of the German made hubs.
I can sell you a nice pair of 914 redrilled hubs with studs at a better price than the Uro hubs..
The Uro work but they are softer Chinese metal the hub bulges when the studs are installed. So they reduced to OD so they would fit the rotor.

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