JeffsGoblin
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Question about wheel bearing hubs: Can you use Grand Am wheel bearing hubs like this guy? http://www.chevycobaltforum.com/threads/my-hub-conversion.2662/
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I don't see why not, idk which car they're running them on, one of the posts above said that the tc has different axles or whatever than the rest of the models. So they'll probably only work on the car the cobalt guys are using. I didnt read the entire cobalt forum so I don't know the whole gist.Question about wheel bearing hubs: Can you use Grand Am wheel bearing hubs like this guy? http://www.chevycobaltforum.com/threads/my-hub-conversion.2662/
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I believe if you send your hubs to them, they will redrill them to 114.3 / 4.5 BC...think it is like $25 per hub...You can purchase new 5x114.3 (redrilled) hubs from DFG at $100 each. Nobody ever confirmed the Grand Am wheel bearings would work.
I sent mine in to DF for re-drilling. Cost is/was $30 a units, so $120 for all for (plus shipping there). They are coming back with my kit, so I didn't have a return shipping cost.You can purchase new 5x114.3 (redrilled) hubs from DFG at $100 each. Nobody ever confirmed the Grand Am wheel bearings would work.
Oh sorry, I think I meant this hub: https://www.rockauto.com/en/moreinfo.php?pk=903337&cc=1442033&pt=1636&jsn=1066To ensure easiest sourcing of replacement/spare parts, yes. 5x110 PCD hubs and stock 11" rotors. The hub that you linked appears to be for the 4x100 PCD though. You could run those, but the 11" rotors would need to be redrilled unless you went to the 10" rotor and caliper bracket.
If you want to run ACDelco parts, I think this would be the hub you need: