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> Fs: 914-6 rear stub axles and hubs with lugs
BillJ
post Jan 9 2025, 10:11 AM
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Clean and ready to go. Was spare for race car. $500 shipped conus.


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post Jan 9 2025, 10:18 AM
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What fits on the inner hub? Turbo CV ?
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post Jan 9 2025, 10:31 AM
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I bought this from a 914-6 GT spare parts hoarde, so likely stock but not certain. What measurements can I take to help you?
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post Jan 9 2025, 12:41 PM
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Not to disparage parts but those appear to be after market stub axles. They should work just fine. I believe to answer the question , they bolt to the outer CV joint.
If someone wants pic of stock stub axle pm me and I will text you a photo from same angle.
Seems like decent price for hubs with long studs and stubs.
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post Jan 9 2025, 12:58 PM
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What length are the studs?
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post Jan 9 2025, 01:38 PM
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The stub axles are made by Mittlemotor and retail for around $600 a pair. The studs appear to be 65mm based on the untreated section at the bottom. they are meant to be ran with 20mm spacers.
Studs are easily changed. The stub axles can be used with 914 or 914-6 CVs.
not to high jack the thread but I have a pair of Renegade axles with adapters that would allow bigger CVs to be ran with those parts.
Great buy.

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I bought this from a 914-6 GT spare parts hoarde, so likely stock but not certain. What measurements can I take to help you?

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measure the diameter which should be 94mm.
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Here is stud length


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94mm is correct for the stub axle flange measurement
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Weekend bump. Open to offers of course
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