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Old 12-03-2013, 08:21 PM
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I'm not sure about either but my car needs new hubs all around and I honestly don't want to go with either brand since tinkem is now made in China and skf is made in Taiwan. If any of u guys went with either how are liking them so far? Anyone know of a good brand that is made within our boarders?
And just to clear things up both brand were previously made in USA
 
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Old 12-03-2013, 09:01 PM
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That stinks about Timken not being made in the U.S. anymore
I'm interested to know if you find a hub that is made in the U.S. If not, I'll still back Timken at the moment (the hope would be that they still uphold a quality product despite being made over seas).

But if you find a U.S. made one that is worth using, PLEASE let us know.
 
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I second that maniac!

would love to put something thats made in america on an american car. Iv always chosen timken with out any problems.
 
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Old 12-04-2013, 03:54 PM
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Damn Koyo!!!!

While I will first support an American manufacture, Timken still seems to have plants in the US; all over actually.
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I just got a set in for my fronts; I'll check what the hub or box has written on it, but I believe it...sigh.

Supposedly they are still made with the same machinery but you know...We shall see.

Hope the studs and everything are the same length!!!
 
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Old 12-04-2013, 04:30 PM
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Originally Posted by bowtiebandit23
I second that maniac!

would love to put something thats made in america on an american car. Iv always chosen timken with out any problems.
Where was your car assembled?
 
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Old 12-04-2013, 04:36 PM
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Its american, was made in north america
 
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Originally Posted by Leprechaun93
Its american, was made in north america
Ahahaha. So all of those made in Mexico parts I have are also from America. I like where this is going.
 
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He is correct..lol. I've got Mexico and Can parts in the car iirc...lol

It pretty much means nothing nowadays seening as how we have American parts being made overseas and assembled here.... Don't we also have "imports" being manufactured here as well; namely Honda?

Meh, good thing we still make the best firearms...haha
 
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Ive fired an m16, i beg to differ....crap.
Anyway im on the timkin bandwagon
 
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Originally Posted by l67ss
Ive fired an m16, i beg to differ....crap.
Anyway im on the timkin bandwagon
LMAO!!! As opposed to???

That's broad statement; maker, round, range, define crap? Also, a "real M16 or a AR15? Either way, I stand behind my statement... eeeee
 
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