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NHH223May-06-05 09:45 PM
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#27078, "Difference in wheel bearings and hubs..."




          

I have seen the rear hubs for the '95 GS and the '95 GS-T. The bolt patterns match, they LOOK the same roadside, but the inner side is different. My question is, why/how are they different, and which ones does a Talon ESI have?

The GS-T's hub has a cog wheel on the back of it.

The GS's hub has a large nut on the back, is this a pressed bearing into the back of the hub?

Someone help me out, and tell me what's going to be on a Talon ESI. I'm sending the ENTIRE wheel assembly from my '95 GS to this desperate kid in Missouri and I want to make sure they will match up.

Thanks, Nick

'95 Copper GS-T "Serena" Stage 3 CM Clutch w/alumin flywheel, Injen Intake, Apex'i I/C pipes + Twin Chamber BOV, Defi D-Series Boost + A/F gauges...pushing 17psi!

  

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Ducking_FumbassMay-07-05 02:05 PM
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#27080, "RE: Difference in wheel bearings and hubs..."
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That's the ABS cog. A non-ABS equipped car can use an ABS hub. They are interchangable.

  

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NHH223May-07-05 06:41 PM
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#27081, "RE: Difference in wheel bearings and hubs..."
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Oh, nice, thanks man. I guess that is the difference between engine, turbo, leather, cruise cont., and now ABS brakes between my 95 GS and 95 GS-T.

'95 Copper GS-T "Serena" Stage 3 CM Clutch w/alumin flywheel, Injen Intake, Apex'i I/C pipes + Twin Chamber BOV, Defi D-Series Boost + A/F gauges...pushing 17psi!

  

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Ducking_FumbassMay-08-05 11:26 AM
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#27083, "RE: Difference in wheel bearings and hubs..."
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Fuck ABS. You're better off without it. emoji

  

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420a-TnthewerksMay-08-05 11:46 AM
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#27085, "RE: Difference in wheel bearings and hubs..."
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May-08-05 11:49 AM by 420a-Tnthewerks



          

NM.. didn't noticed you were just comparing between your two particular cars. (I said not all GST's have ABS and leather seats).

  

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