Hi guys. A couple of days back I posted on how my manual hubs were over heating . From that time I replaced all the wheel bearings and races and replaced a couple of hub parts. I lubed it with high temp grease and set everything to spec. Everything spins smoothly now. However my front hubs seem to be getting too hot again. I know for sure it is not the hub itself but a lot of heat transfer from the rotors. Just to be safe I tore down my hubs again to make sure nothing was too tight, and it wasnt. I took it for a ride on the highway and got some good speed. Once I got off I pulled into a gas station and checked them. They were cool. The next day when I took it to school, not taking the highway, I noticed they were pretty hot when I arrived. When I got home I pullled the rear wheels and adjusted the drums feeling that maybe I had all my stopping power on the front disks. I took it for a ride through town after the adjustment and the braking was a lot better, and the hubs were just warm, which is how I think they should be. Today when I arrived at school they still got to hot but a little better after the drum adjustment. I have no idea what to do now other than adjust the drums more and see if my master cylinder is sticking. Any help is appreciated. Thanks
Matt
Matt
