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       #Post#: 83517--------------------------------------------------
       Where to get a new hub plate
   DIR By: pintofale
       Date: January 7, 2014, 5:07 pm
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       Evening all, I need to replace a rear hub plate on my 1959 88",
       the threads are stripped in most of the six bolt holes which
       retain the half shaft and despite my best efforts with the
       silicone and loctite it wazzes oil all over me wheel.  Any idea
       where I can get one - thought Paddock might stock it but
       apparently not.
       #Post#: 83518--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Where to get a new hub plate
   DIR By: Calum
       Date: January 7, 2014, 5:26 pm
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       Where abouts are you? I have quite a few spare hubs here.
       #Post#: 83539--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Where to get a new hub plate
   DIR By: pintofale
       Date: January 8, 2014, 4:36 am
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       I'm in Leicestershire.
       Am I right in thinking S2 are different to S3?  If so would it
       be worthwhile converting (if possible) to S3, and what would
       that require?
       I suppose the other option would be drill out and helicoil them,
       any one tried that?
       #Post#: 83540--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Where to get a new hub plate
   DIR By: west4x4
       Date: January 8, 2014, 4:57 am
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       Drill and Tap them out to M10
       #Post#: 83541--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Where to get a new hub plate
   DIR By: mr.scruff
       Date: January 8, 2014, 5:05 am
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       I drilled mine out and fitted push in studs from Craddocks.
       #Post#: 83558--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Where to get a new hub plate
   DIR By: pintofale
       Date: January 8, 2014, 9:29 am
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       Thanks for the replies.
       Paddock are saying they sell the S3 hubs and these are direct
       replacements, I would just have to use S3 studs/nuts.  Can
       anyone confirm/deny this please?
       Cheers.
       #Post#: 83567--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Where to get a new hub plate
   DIR By: divie
       Date: January 8, 2014, 11:12 am
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       Not sure re Paddocks claims on that. When I ordered wheel studs
       for my series three they sent a mix of old and new types, silly
       buggers didn't notice they where mixed.
       #Post#: 83609--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Where to get a new hub plate
   DIR By: espacekiller
       Date: January 8, 2014, 5:59 pm
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       S3 wheel studs are bigger diameter so you will also need 5 x s3
       wheel nuts, the up side is these are less likely to snap than
       the thinner s2 studs, depends how arsed you are about keeping it
       original.
       #Post#: 83610--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Where to get a new hub plate
   DIR By: guest13
       Date: January 8, 2014, 6:10 pm
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       --- Quote from: pintofale link ---
       >
       > Thanks for the replies.
       >
       > Paddock are saying they sell the S3 hubs and these are direct
       replacements, I would just have to use S3 studs/nuts.  Can
       anyone confirm/deny this please?
       >
       > Cheers.
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       No its not a direct replacement - but it will fit
       You will also need to change the brake drum for the larger wheel
       studs the S3 uses, and also need larger wheel nuts (and wheel
       brace to fit them)
       You should be able to drill out the damaged threads and recap
       larger, or to keep the original size fit a thread insert
       (helicoil)
       Failing that get a second hand S2 hub
       #Post#: 83624--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Where to get a new hub plate
   DIR By: pintofale
       Date: January 9, 2014, 6:23 am
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       Thanks for all the advice!  I think I will scout around for an
       S2 hub, failing that I will get a helicoil kit - assuming they
       still do imperial.
       Calum, are the hubs you have S2 or S3?
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