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Kenworth T600 Hub Adapters

Looking to upgrade the steering wheel on your Kenworth T600? These hub adapters are built to make that swap easy, secure, and stylish whether you're after a better feel or a custom look. This lineup covers a wide range of options for T600, T800, and other compatible Kenworth and Peterbilt models. Choose from polished aluminum, black, or chrome finishes to match your interior or add a little extra shine to your setup. These adapters are tough and built for the road, with solid 3-bolt and 5-bolt designs to fit various aftermarket steering wheels. Spline counts range from 36 to 40, so you can find the perfect fit for your steering column whether it 's fixed, tilt, or telescopic. If you're customizing your cab or just replacing a worn-out hub, these adapters give you the durability, compatibility, and style you need. They install clean, hold tight, and are made to last through the long hauls. Ready to change the way your Kenworth feels behind the wheel? Grab the hub adapter that fits your setup and take your steering game to the next level.

Frequently Asked Questions About Kenworth T600 Hub Adapters

What are the exact year ranges and models these hub adapters fit?

Our Kenworth T600 hub adapters are designed to fit T600 models from 1985 through 2007. They're compatible with both standard and AeroCab configurations. These adapters also work with T600B models from the same year range. Always verify your truck's specific hub pattern before ordering - most T600s use either a 10-lug or 8-lug configuration depending on the axle manufacturer.

Are these hub adapters made from cast aluminum or steel, and which is better for my application?

We offer both aluminum and steel hub adapters. Aluminum adapters typically weigh 15-20 pounds less per set and resist corrosion better, making them ideal for show trucks or highway applications. Steel adapters are more durable for heavy-duty vocational use and cost about 30% less. Both types are precision-machined to ensure proper fitment and wheel centering.

Do I need special tools or professional installation for these hub adapters?

Installation requires basic hand tools including a torque wrench, socket set, and wheel chocks. The process typically takes 2-3 hours for all four wheels. You'll need to torque the adapter-to-hub bolts to 450-500 ft-lbs and the wheel-to-adapter bolts to your wheel manufacturer's specifications. While many drivers install these themselves, we recommend professional installation if you're not comfortable working with high-torque applications.

What thickness options are available and how do they affect my wheel positioning?

Hub adapters come in 2-inch, 3-inch, and 4-inch thicknesses. Each inch of adapter thickness moves your wheel outward by the same amount. The 2-inch adapters work well for minor stance adjustments, while 3-inch and 4-inch options are popular for accommodating wider wheels or achieving a specific look. Remember that extending wheels outward affects turning radius and may require fender modifications on some trucks.

Will these adapters work with my aftermarket wheels and what about load ratings?

Our hub adapters accommodate most aftermarket wheels with standard bolt patterns including 10x11.25, 10x285.75mm, and 8x6.5 configurations. Each adapter is rated for 7,000-8,000 pounds per wheel depending on the model, exceeding DOT requirements for Class 8 trucks. They work with both aluminum and steel wheels. Always match your wheel's bolt pattern to the adapter's outer pattern and verify your wheel's pilot bore fits the adapter's centering ring.