I was fortunate enough to get my hands on a set of these hubs from Varun. Ill start off by saying this intro price he is offering is cheap cheap and you guys should jump on these asap. If your looking for a complete set up then Varun can help you guys out and save tons of money by buying complete (brakes,hubs and wheels) instead of putting it together yourself.
I recieved these hubs from Varun on a friday and had them installed that night. Its a super easy install considering the fitment meets and or exceeds OEM standards 100%. There is no pounding or bashing needed what so ever, just alittle grease here and there for lubrication. The fronts are as easy as removing the rotor, caliper, axle nut and sliding off your old hubs. I greased the inside and slid the new shiney hub into place. The rears are alittle more time consuming because you need to remove 4 bolts from the back of your old hubs and you may require a bearing/pulley puller to remove your old hubs. Grease up the splines on your axle and hub and slide the new one on smooth as butter. Tighten the 4 bolts and re-install your brake parts and your done.
The fitment is great and the hubs spun smoothly. The quality is great and with the addition of the ARP stud option these hubs are killer. If your considering doing the ARP install yourself be sure to tack weld the back of the studs to the hubs. Pressing in the studs I noticed some fit snug and others fit loose. For race applications I suggest adding the tack anyways for an extra piece of mind. But why worry about welding when Varun will take care of the hassle for you with his extended stud option. These are great hubs for street or race applications. Anyone who can turn a wrench can do the install, so step into the world of 5 lug and open your eyes to the huge selection of sick offset wheels you can choose from. 4 lug just isnt cutting it anymore especially when your always having to redrill rotors to make your z brake upgrades work. Do it all at once with the help of Varun at 240sx.ca
Price for S14 regular stud fronts? Not sure if they’re different… Thanks!