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Hutcho Wolfsburg Wizard

528 posts · joined Aug 2002 ·

#743716
Ok, before I lose a finger or my mind, I'm going to see if anyone out there would be willing to do this job for me for a pretty penny.

I'm after someone who knows what they're doing, has the right tools and who is willing to come to my place at Randwick (Sydney) and remove/replace the rear hubs/bearings on my Porsche 914. Garage is nice and clean(ish) and I have pretty much most tools except for a 5 pound lump hammer and/or slide hammer. A drift would probably be handy too from what I read on the 914 forums.

This is probably the most comprehesive "how to" on the net for those of you willing - http://www.pelicanparts.com/techarticles/914_five_lug_conversion/914_five_lug_conversion2.htm



I'm converting the brakes over to Porsche 5 stud. Front is done but the rears are biting my rear. I don't really have the time nor the skin to do the job so I'm going to offer it to the first person that says they CAN do it.

I'll pay you $300 for a successful job. With the right tools and know how, It should take around half a day, I think.

Conditions -
- I need it done last week ie as soon as possible!
- Only competent/experienced people apply, please. I can't have you and 5 of your mates sitting in my garage for two days drinking and tinkering because firstly that's my job and secondly, I really need it done quickly! In saying that, your're more than welcome to bring your apprentice or trusty sidekick if you think they'll be able to assist you.
-I MAY be here to help depending on when you can come over.
-Ill supply you food and drink.

Anyway, is anyone interested in helping me? If so, call me on 0402 179 287 to discuss. If I don't answer the phone, leave me a message and I'll get back to you.

Thanks,
Steve

MickH Hairy Gutted Sloth

3,389 posts · joined Sep 2003 ·

#743723
WOW....great opportuninty for someone to earn some $$ !!! 👍
tssnq.com.au

Hutcho Wolfsburg Wizard

528 posts · joined Aug 2002 ·

#743838
I thought so too, Mick!
As it turns out, almost 100 people have looked at the thread but no-one has contacted me yet....
I would have thought a couple of guys would have had a crack for sure!

I pretty much have the rear right side done. Just need to knock the hub out of the trailing arm. Left still to disassemble and do.

Offer still stands!!!

ttriebler Officially Full-On Dubber

321 posts · joined Jan 2008 ·

#743953
Yep I'll do it, be there this Sat at 12 midday.
Got to zip out the door tonight to a function but will give you a call/pm/text tomorrow to discuss.

Or just pm/text me and I'll answer it when i get home tonight.

cheers

Todd 0419243275
Reversed gears for Subaru transmissions.
Fit a Subaru 5 speed to your rear engined car
www.subarugears.com

Hutcho Wolfsburg Wizard

528 posts · joined Aug 2002 ·

#744041
ttriebler, thanks mate but I did the job today. You can now spend the Staurday doing something you want to do!

Steve, I went and bought a Hub Puller/Slide Hammer today like this one -
http://www.transquip.com.au/product.aspx?ID=1014

Worked amazingly! I did the other side in an hour. Goes to show when you have the right tool for the job, it really helps.

Thanks guys,
Steve

ttriebler Officially Full-On Dubber

321 posts · joined Jan 2008 ·

#744116
OK just send me the $300 bucks anyway.....I can put it to good use on the buggy.
I was gonna bring the slide hammer over to do the job as that's the key!!!
Reversed gears for Subaru transmissions.
Fit a Subaru 5 speed to your rear engined car
www.subarugears.com

1303Steve Scirocco Rare

8,650 posts · joined Aug 2002 ·

#744205
Hi

That tool looks the goods, a few years ago no self respecting crim would be without one, to pull locks out of doors and ignition switches.

Steve

Matt Ryan Fahrvergnugen

890 posts · joined Jan 2006 ·

#744209
1303Steve wrote:Hi

That tool looks the goods, a few years ago no self respecting crim would be without one, to pull locks out of doors and ignition switches.

Steve
Steve,

The crim tool was smaller than that, a slide hammer dent puller with a stainless self tapper at the end, no other accessories. They were cheap (especially if they nicked them) and very popular to use on garage doors too, I've lost a few things that way.

Regards,

Matt.
Ps. Mid North Coast Dub Club is having it's AGM tomorrow night, (Sat. 31st) I'll keep you posted.


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