Locking Hubs For '66 Kaiser M109A3

[archmark]

Can anybody tell me the correct part number for the Mile Marker Selectro Locking Hubs for a '66 Kaiser M109A3?

Thanks...

Mark_II_Mark

 

[welldigger]

Selectro hubs are junk. Buddy of mine in Longview TX has them on his bobber. They are easily broken when off roading due to shape of the hub. Since the whole hub rotates to engage or disengage they can easily be bumped in or out in a rut. There is also nothing to protect the hub.

Spend the money on ouverson hubs and don't look back.

 

[Jeepsinker]

I enjoy my AVM hubs as well. They aren't as well built as ouversons but they hold up fine.

 

[peashooter]

Can anybody tell me the correct part number for the Mile Marker Selectro Locking Hubs for a '66 Kaiser M109A3?

Thanks...

Mark_II_Mark

The part number for the selector hubs is 11167-01. I have them on my truck (HERE is some pics and info) I will say that I like the look of them and the low profile as they don't stick out near as far as the other 2 brands. Last time I checked the price on the selectro's, they were more than the price of ouversons (Selectro's are not nice enough to cost that much). I do like the selectro's and have taken them apart, I'd say they would be a good product for the $350 range (as an engineer, Id guess that it costs selectro $75 to make a set of these things).

 

[swbradley1]

Get a set of de-splined hubs. Not as fast but a whole lot cheaper.

 

[rustystud]

Do yourself a favor and get the "Ouverson" hubs. You won't regret it.