Get something that is large enough with a taper to it and set it on the hub and starting hitting it in the area where it is bent. If you were here i could fix that thing easily for you in a matter of seconds.
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Argh I bent my outer hub, with pic:P
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stoney126 said:hmm how to get it there?
Well, you could drive down to Fremont, and bring burritos or beer or whatever Scott requires as payment. Or if you're not in a rush, you bring it down to me and I'll take it to Scott next week or the week after =))
Might make more sense to remove the rotor and UPS just the hub
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stoney126 said:or pizza from philipiis
Now we're talking.
My 40 ton press at work would be a nice tool to use though. I don't think i'd be bringing that along with me.
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I vote for replacement cause that hub looks exactly like the one I dropped while rebuilding my axle 
I attempted to work it over with a dremel and a hammer and heat, but the internals never fit in the splines again. Pretty tight tolerences.
I attempted to work it over with a dremel and a hammer and heat, but the internals never fit in the splines again. Pretty tight tolerences.
