Actutally I sold most of them.. made back my money (might of made a dollar profit)..

I still have a couple sets left. I'm saving one set "just in case".. lol

Just to add some more information:

Up until Timken started making hub assemblies, there was one manufacturer at a time making these hubs out of three. Quality and appearance is almost exactly the same for each. Normally I would agree that BCA bearings are "moderate" quality, but theirs was just a reboxed hub from one of three manufacturers.

I talked to the design engineer at SKF about the new ZR1 hubs. These things are amazing and should be considered for anybody who puts any REAL abuse on their car. If your car is 90% street, I wouldn't bother with them.

We looked at redrilling the C6 hubs for 1/2" studs, but there are very few studs out there that have the correct knurl. Common 1/2" studs require too large of a hole to be drilled and significantly compomises the strength because it leaves little material between it and the outer hub diameter.

thanks for all the info guys
 

thanks for all the info everyone. this is a great site. steve i am interested in a set of studs if you want to sell one. and what color is bad penny? do you think it would look good on a 67 firebird convertable?

Sure deal.. Let me go check my stock to make sure I have enough... Would suck if I really only had 9.. lol

Penny is '02 Prowler Orange. I prefer OEM colors since they are much easier to repair if damaged.

What colors do you prefer? Blues, Reds, Metal tones?

I'am a parts manager at a gm dealer and I can hook anyone up on c5/c6 hubs for 325.00.

Is that each or pair?? And Thanxs

Sorry that's each.

are you talking about c5/c6 hubs or the zr1 hubs? for 325?

I am leaning towards some kind of an orange color. but cant pin one down.

Im pretty sure he meant the C5/C6 ones for that price.

Correct 325 each for c5/c6 and 375 each for zr1. GM list on the zr1 hubs is 500 each.