1947-59 Chevy Pickup Tapered Roller Bearing Conversion w/ Hubs
1947-59 Chevy Pickup Tapered Roller Bearing Conversion w/ Hubs
Speedway Motors

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#91631962

1947-59 Chevy Pickup Tapered Roller Bearing Conversion w/ Hubs

  • If you want to keep your original drum brakes on your favorite truck, we have you covered
  • The original came with ball-type wheel bearings and if you can find them, they are very expensive
  • Upgrading to modern tapered bearings is the only way to go
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  • If you want to keep your original drum brakes on your favorite truck, we have you covered
  • The original came with ball-type wheel bearings and if you can find them, they are very expensive
  • Upgrading to modern tapered bearings is the only way to go
  • Tapered bearings disperse heat better
  • Deal with today’s grooved roads and modern wheels and tires much better than the original ball type
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Key Specs

MFG. Part #91631962
BrandSpeedway Motors
Wheel Bolt Pattern (in.)6x5.5 in.
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If you want to keep your original drum brakes on your favorite truck, we have you covered. The original came with ball-type wheel bearings and if you can find them, they are very expensive. Upgrading to modern tapered bearings is the only way to go. Tapered bearings disperse heat better and can deal with today’s grooved roads and modern wheels and tires much better than the original ball type.

  • Kit 916-31962 includes two new hubs, two inner and two outer wheel bearings, race, and two seals.

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New Hubs, Bearings & Seals
Hubs are 6 x 5.5"

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Speedway Motors 91631962 Specifications

KEY SPECS
MFG. Part #91631962
BrandSpeedway Motors
Wheel Bolt Pattern (in.)6x5.5 in.
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Customers appreciate this hub kit's outstanding built quality and perfect fit with drum brakes noting a need for longer studs for non-stock steel wheels. The kit is praised for its completeness, saving customers time and money without needing to purchase separate parts. Despite brief instructions, the kit has all necessary components, including high-quality hubs and superior roller bearings, indicating its practicality. Users recommend this product for its ability to maintain a vehicle's originality while enhancing functionality. The product stands out with its ease of installation and tangible upgrade to performance.

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QUILTY HUB

5.0

4 years ago

BILL

TULSA

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Good part built well. Used with drum brakes but you need longer studs if using anything other than a stock steel wheel.

Would Recommend

Hub kit

5.0

4 years ago

Crusty

Dallas

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Everything was perfect and easy to install

Would Recommend

would buy again

5.0

8 years ago

larry

reno nevada

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complete kit. did not have to buy separate. saves time and money

Would Recommend

Do this for yourself

5.0

9 years ago

Unforgiven

Minden, NV

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What started out as a broken stud replacement job turned into a bearing conversion and hub replacement. Although short on instructions, the kit is long on everything else needed to do the job. The hubs are gorgeous and fit perfectly. If you want to keep your truck as stock as possible, you can do this and it will be entirely under the covers. Roller bearings are way superior to the original ball bearings. Love it!

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Questions & Answers

9 Questions • 10 Answers

What is the width of the inner race for the inner bearing

by Robert

• 5 years ago

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Is there an 8 lug hub bearing conversion for '55 3600 ?

by D. Lee

• 7 years ago

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Do these hubs allow the rotor to just slide on or does the hub and rotor need to be pressed?

by andrew

• 8 years ago

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What size bore does a rotor need to be to fit on these hubs?

by The Meal On Wheels

• 10 years ago

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Do you sell the wheel studs as well and are they standard 7/16 that will fit this hub?

by N/A

• 11 years ago

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Can this kit be used with the 6-lug disc brake conversion kit?

by Brotts9

• 11 years ago

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Can I use this on a '60 chevy c10?

by Jenny

• 11 years ago

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5 on 4 3/4 bolt Can the hubs be built with the 5 by 4 3/4 pattern.

by Tyson53

• 12 years ago

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Can you tell me if the hub accepts standard bearings like A3's that can be purchased at local part stores or are they custom ?

by Scottasksaquestion

• 13 years ago

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