Reply to "Rear hub noise and butchered rear axle nut"

OaksterMember

Thanks everyone for all the great info. I already knew the driver's side uses left hand threads but really appreciate it being brought up.

I got lucky and was able to get to nut off with my air chisel.

I'm replacing the bearings, axle stubs, axle flanges, threaded pivot rod (and hardware) and axle nuts on both sides.

Got my driver's side all apart today and I'm just waiting for parts.

Also putting in all new sway arm bushings, wilwood brakes, and new coil overs.

3/31/221:38 PM

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