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    Default c20let lower arms and stronger shafts and hubs..

    Just bought/brought myself a 3j gripper diff for myself as an xmas gift, what are people using etc to handle the extra strain?? Heard of audi bearings with machined hubs etc, talk to me..

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    Have a look at superfwd.co.uk

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    I think nick j's nova and Andy bishops run a VW bearing in a machined hub with an extra piece of aluminium machined that bolts to where the brake dust shield bolts to, to take the wider bearing. Defiantly seen some pictures on here might of been in a thread started by the previous owner to nick.
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    Harry Hockley will machine your hub to accept the Audi bearing. You then fit the standard 2.0 flanges I think.

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    fit a pair of equal length shafts if you haven't already

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    Quote Originally Posted by Novasport View Post
    Harry Hockley will machine your hub to accept the Audi bearing. You then fit the standard 2.0 flanges I think.
    How much does this cost?

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    Who's a lucky boy I keep looking at the 3j, loan it to me haha
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    Anyone got a setup forsale??

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    Quote Originally Posted by meritlover View Post
    How much does this cost?
    Price plus vat is on their site. I think it was about 120 for the machining which doesn't sound too bad

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    The bearing is VW Audi group correct. The part you want is actually a MKIII Golf rear wheel bearing and the part to google is:- BAHB311315AD

    Any good machinist can do the work for you that understands tolerances for interference fits.

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