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> Help please, with rear trailing arm hub
bodyman
post Jun 10 2006, 06:58 PM
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Ok, I have the rear trailing arm off to replace it. I need to change the hub frm mine to the replacement one, But I have no idea how to get them off.... I see the screws but I can not get to the. Whats the trick?
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Thanks again guys....
Michael
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Eric_Shea
post Jun 10 2006, 08:50 PM
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Factory Manual says "suitable drift" which means find a piece of brass (or?) roughly the same size as the hub and pound'er out.

My suitable drift is an old 911 rear torsion bar (the big end). I put the arm upside down on the press with the press table on the next to the last setting. I prop up the end where the shock bolts to on the press and the other end rests on the floor.

A couple of whacks with a BFH and they're on the ground.
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