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Originally Posted by ayao
ECS sells nice stainless steel set screws that seem somewhat less likely to seize in the hub, although they are expensive for what they are.
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Good tip. I had to borrow a manual impact driver to get the original set screws out. Everything went fine, but if you don't have an impact driver and/or don't mind spending an extra $24 for the stainless steel set screws (they're $4 each vs $1 each x 8), it makes sense.
Most important thing is to not round out the hex heads if the screws are seized. Find a manual or power impact driver or your straightforward DIY project could quickly get a little more complicated.