Toyota 100 Series Part Time Kit , Part 2 - AVM Freewheeling Hub Install

[@timothykaras8517]

Will this work on the 100 series that is all wheel drive too?

[@locodriver601]

Can the drive from the gearbox be uncoupled in some way. If not whats the point...More rear tyre wear???

[@ethanwhiteley1504]

You didn’t show us how you found centre on the wheel cap

[@ludo9234]

I noticed you didn't pack it with grease. I personally would do.

[@masoncraine650]

manufacturer states to NOT pack the hubs with grease.

[@koza]

give the benefits of this solution

[@3boody900AbdullaGames]

How much

[@mhaley90]

How much are the free wheeling hubs by them selves or the full kit?

[@3boody900AbdullaGames]

@@mhaley90 full kit

[@mhaley90]

Check out part 1. Has link to it mate 👍

[@3boody900AbdullaGames]

@@mhaley90 thanks

[@SteveBurns80]

Each to their own but I reckon it's such a pointless mod on the IFS 100s.

[@mhaley90]

Thats fair mate. Best thing i ever did in my opinion. Less wear and tear on the front cv's. And the understeer is completely gone. Drives like a car should 👌

[@SteveBurns80]

@@mhaley90 I'll have to agree to disagree, I find the wear on cv's is negligible and same with any oversteer. I'm still on my original cv's and drive flanges, 250k kms and no clunks... I have always kept the front end well serviced and use high end suspension with good wheel alignment. Part time kits are just a band-aid for poorly maintained drivelines and poor suspension set-ups. Full-time is faaaaar better in every way.

[@mhaley90]

@@SteveBurns80 thats all good mate. Everyone to there own 👍