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|   Not Ranked : 0 score  it may get different for other brand even if fwd are basically all the same but the hub assembly you get new from a part store for the front, come with the center hub installed inside the bearing. You have to install it in your own spindle (the cast part connecting to shock and direction) To do so, you have to separate bearing from hub to install it alone to be able to put back the locking ring that seat in the spindle between bearing and hub..then press back the hub into it. if not, i don't see how you can install the locking ring... On the other hand one that would get a complete assembled spindle from a junk yard would be able to install it without special tools...but you already have used bearings.... And yes replacing axles alongside a bearing job will just add few minutes to the total because you almost get them apart to do bearings....
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