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Old 03-15-2020, 12:21 PM   #67617
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Originally Posted by ls1ac View Post
Possible try disassembling the hub after a few hundred miles, check, re lube and reassemble. Sometimes bearings will seat a little further after running for a while. Might also verify torque wrench specks as sometimes they will change calibration. Also check spindle to make sure it has not been bent.

Front hubs are sealed bolt-on affairs. There's pretty much nothing you can do (which comes to mind, anyway) to damage it unless you're hammering on the axle. Also no real way to do preventative maintenance.
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