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I have a R50 auto 2.7 turbo diesel. It has the fixed 28 spline front hubs.
It doesn't see much time off road. I've been considering fitting freewheeling hubs, but unsure what I need to spend to do the job for me.
Also unsure what sort of fuel saving benefit that they will offer.
I see these listed on TM, and are wondering whether they will do the job for me for occasional lightest use (when I usually need 4wd it is a slippery surface)

http://www.trademe.co.nz/Browse/Listing ... =668630727

The seller says that they are chinese and they have been selling for sometime in Aussie and now NZ with only positive feedback.
Don't really want to spend $400, $250 is fine, but would be prepared to pay a bit more for reasonable quality.
Any comments or advice on what to purchase, or where to purchase sharp price ones would be really appreciated.
I need them for Christmas, so would rather source from NZ

Someone had Chinese copy hubs on the 2012 godley trip they didn't last long (will find a pic when I get home)

Go genuine 2nd hand if you can, could try avm terrain tamer as well

Not sure if Aisin make stuff for Nissans but I find most of their OEM stuff to be good. Having recently stripped and cleaned my Aisin hubs on the rugger I am very happy with how they are holding up after 20 years, they are very well made. The AVM hubs I did on the bighorn are shitty in comparison.
I would go second hand OEM over new Chinese off brand.

Chinese aftermarket hub

I didn't think much of my ORA hubs

Thanks for your comments guys.

I've ended up getting some new AVM ones that were heavily discounted.
I've read some of the negative comments, so realize I'm probably getting something that isn't that great.

I had AVM hubs on before I swapped to the ORA ones, I changed them because a couple of the small screws on the AVM's had snapped off. I have got them back on now and they have taken way more punishment than the ORA ones did before failing, even with missing screws!

the screws would only snap upon removal attempt right?
Most of the feedback I found related to the small screws, but this doesn't bother me, as it is something that I could sort easily.
I well greased the little screws. Fingers crossed they give me a good run. I got them for not much more than chinese ones and second hand ones.

Yes, they snapped when removing them to replace my wheel bearings. I've had no trouble in use.