My240sx

i've been looking for 5 lug hub swap for my 92 240 and i came across this.... http://www.performancenissanparts.co...oducts_id=1161

I called and asked if the fronts would bolt directly onto my 92 and they said "yes"....so whats the difference between these hubs and the attain hubs

BobbyBoy

Thats what I want to know too...and am too lazy to search

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rancid240

I think these are stock 95-98 se hubs.
They probably dont know that these arent a simple bolt on for other years.

My240sx

but on the page it say's for 4 to 5 lug swap you need 2...and i called them today and asked if it would fit on my 92 without any other parts and they told me "yes"

evilimport

I think you are right....if they get you to buy them...their job is done. And I dont think those hubs come with the bearings either...so you'll have to get them pressed....and I believe you'll need S14 spindles to make the swap work.

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mav1178

It's kind of sad when a Nissan dealer lists the WRONG INFORMATION.

S14 front spindle uses a 32mm nut.

S13 front spindle uses a 30mm nut.

-alex

mav1178

And to answer your question directly....

These front hubs are S14 front hubs. They WILL NOT FIT TO S13 SPINDLE. WILL NOT. And they are not the same as Attain hubs.

To recap:

Attain hubs fit to S13. Same with GTO hubs.
S14 only need OEM 5 lug hubs for the front. And they only fit to S14.
Rears are all interchangeable, S14 5 lug and Z32 nonturbo.

-alex

mav1178

Um,

OEM S14 5 lug hubs have bearings pressed into them.

New studs, too.

I have a pair at home. Have to return them to Superior Nissan.... never got around to using them.

-alex

My240sx

ok thanks guys, yea i've done a decent amount of reading up on the 5 lug hub swap and i thought it was weird to see them for so cheap...but your probably right its only for the S14 4 to 5 lug swap

SilviaDriver

mav1178 is correct. these are s14 SE hubs ONLY!! studs and bearings are pressed. i juss recently bought these from another dealer about 2 weeks ago...brand new front hubs sitting on the ground

if you want..buy them here..they got free shipping for december. when i bought it from them shipping came out to be like 8 bucks total

http://www.trademotion.com/partlocator/?siteid=214024

mav1178

Actually I want to be explicitly clear.....

I AM RIGHT.

I know because I HAD Attain hubs on my S13, then I changed my entire front setup to S14 spindles/hubs with S13 LCA and S14 ball joint pressed in, with sleeves machined for the S13 strut.

I speak from experience.

Or read here: http://forums.freshalloy.com/ubbthre...b=5&o=&fpart=1

Or quoting what I wrote:

-S13 uses 30mm front hub bolt, S14 uses 32mm front hub bolt. Both chassis uses 36mm rear hub bolt.
-Conversion to 5 lug on S13 chassis requires S14SE/Z32nonturbo rear hubs, and either 1) JDM aftermarket front S13 5 lug hubs, or 2) S14 SE front hubs + S14 spindle + S14 ball joint w/LCA (and redrilling of strut for larger strut bolt).
-Conversion to 5 lug on S14 requires S14 SE front hubs and S14SE/Z32nonturbo rear hubs.

And some info on using S14 front spindles on a S13:
http://forums.freshalloy.com/ubbthre...fpart=all&vc=1

-alex

GT-RPS13

i researched into this b4 i swapped mine. this info was taken from sillbheer's website

For S13 Rear:
S14 SE or Z32 N/A Hubs
S14 SE Rotors (or 4 lug rotors re-drilled to 5 lug)
5 Lug Wheels

For S13 Front:
S14 SE Hubs
S14 SE Spindles
S14 Ball Joint (will need to be pressed into your existing S13 Lower Control Arm)
S14 SE Rotors (or 4 lug rotors re-drilled to 5 lug)
5 Lug Wheels

if you are planing to convert the fronts i HIGHLY suggest just gettin aftermarket conversion hubs (Attain, GTO, Signal Auto ect.) thats what i did. it will save u money and its all you need for the conversion and alot less work. as for the rears all you need are the hubs and rotors

or if you are looking for a cheaper way you can just buy 4 to 5 lug 15mm conversion spacers and save on labor. unless u own a wheel bearing press

sykikchimp

good info guys... It's probably already there, but.. off to the FAQ it goes..

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