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gidged500

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Registered: 18th Aug 09
Location: Lancashire
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11th Jun 14 at 17:55

Apologies if this has been asked before, I've got lmf conversion hubs on my corsa like these ones
http://www.lmfvauxhall.co.uk/LMF-Conversion-Hubs-Nova-Corsa-B-and-C.html

I want to go for Audi bearings as I hear they are more durable. But I'm not sure which ones to go for and if I need to modify my hubs and or get new drive shafts ?

Thanks in advance

[Edited on 11-06-2014 by gidged500]

ale36

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Registered: 13th Mar 13
Location: Stansted Mountfitchet, Essex
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13th Jun 14 at 12:55

hi. you would need to have your knuckles machined to take the bigger bearing, if you having the knuckles machined i would buy the bearings first then take it all to a machine shop so they can machine the knuckle to be a tight fit to the bearing.

You'll need a bearing with this dimensions:
Internal Bore: 39mm
Outer Diameter: 68mm
Width : 37mm
Ebay Link to right bearing

gidged500

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Registered: 18th Aug 09
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13th Jun 14 at 19:27

What a fantastic informative reply, thank you very much that has helped me massively

monkeytwizzel

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Registered: 10th Aug 11
Location: Chard, Somerset
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13th Jun 14 at 22:12

Audi/Golf syncro bearing,i`ll find the part no tomorrow.

gazza808

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Registered: 30th Jun 08
Location: Peterborough
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15th Jun 14 at 20:03

Still need to get your hub/drive flange machined too,

So id recommend you drop the hole
Lot off.

ale36

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Registered: 13th Mar 13
Location: Stansted Mountfitchet, Essex
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17th Jun 14 at 10:25

The bearing part number you'll need is
Febi 03620

or

First Line FBK081

hint if you look on the last link it gives you log in detail to first line parts catalog with drawings and diagrams for most vehicles