Hubs , GY6 , fATTY setup

twentysix · **Posts:** 622 **Location:** Riverside, CA **Gender:**

zoomspeed05 wrote:

I have a 10x8 3+5 with a innova 225-40-10 tire and it clears the oil dip stick with no problems The only thing it doesn't clear with this hub is the rear brake line, I'm trying to see how I can run it without any rubbing issues

so, what did you end up doing to clear that brake line? i guess i'm just having trouble with the little tower that holds the line rubbing the rim.

bboywatch · **Posts:** 263 **Location:** Overland Park **Gender:**

Just got my wheel and hub form Dorby, I love this wheel. It looks even better in person.

Nightrider11 · **Posts:** 226 **Location:** York, PA **Gender:**

Pm me dorby... I'd like to know availability on a hub with 4x110 pattern, and a short axle,
Let me know where to send the $

jigistheman619 · **Posts:** 122 **Gender:**

do you have any 4x4 hubs in stock?

jigistheman619 · **Posts:** 122 **Gender:**

payment sent for 4x4 hubs

djgera2424 · **Posts:** 363 **Gender:**

Just got mine in! Perfect!! Now it's time for me to step it up and buy a Front wheel/fork/disk brake setup from him.

zelchco · **Posts:** 1348 **Location:** new orleans'ish **Gender:**

I just wanted people to know that the dorby hubs are nothing more than a cut up low quality gy6 rim.

twentysix · **Posts:** 622 **Location:** Riverside, CA **Gender:**

zelchco wrote:

I just wanted people to know that the dorby hubs are nothing more than a cut up low quality gy6 rim.

Unprovoked.

dorby · **Posts:** 1557 **Location:** miami, fl **Gender:**

zelchco wrote:

I just wanted people to know that the dorby hubs are nothing more than a cut up low quality gy6 rim.

HUBs are indeed 13" cast gy6 wheels..ordered new for the sole intention of becoming a hub.

Milled/ lathed on a machine ..not a home chop/cut

Thickness for threads is also considered. any hubs that do not have enough material for threads after being machined are tossed out , never shipped out..

If anyone has any problems with their hubs please contact me . thank you.

zelchco · **Posts:** 1348 **Location:** new orleans'ish **Gender:**

Not trying to start crap but I wish it was clear on what I was getting.
2 of the 4 threads on my hub striped out when I was installing it. So I used studs with a nut on the inside of the hubs to get around. When I get time I think I'm going to do that to all for of them. Or replace the studs with strong bolt. There is al lot riding on that hub and I would feel super safe with that set up.

I'm sorry I'm not trying to start shit but when I bought my hub I thought it was machined from a block of aluminum like some other hubs are.

dorby · **Posts:** 1557 **Location:** miami, fl **Gender:**

zelchco wrote:

Not trying to start crap but I wish it was clear on what I was getting.
2 of the 4 threads on my hub striped out when I was installing it. So I used studs with a nut on the inside of the hubs to get around. When I get time I think I'm going to do that to all for of them. Or replace the studs with strong bolt. There is al lot riding on that hub and I would feel super safe with that set up.

I'm sorry I'm not trying to start shit but when I bought my hub I thought it was machined from a block of aluminum like some other hubs are.

No offense taken. thanks for notifying me.

Which pattern are you using again? please pm with your shipping address i will send you upgraded hardware. thanks

zelchco · **Posts:** 1348 **Location:** new orleans'ish **Gender:**

Omg thanks man super cool! I will send the PM


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