Message text written by J&E
>Hi List!
Question: Why can't some type of "pipe or tubing" be installed as a
"sleeve" to take up the space between the wheel stud & drum hole for the
wheel stud. Thus being a "bushing" of some type? Also, if this was to be
done would Stainless Steal be an accpetable material? If not, then what
material would be accpetable? Wouldn't I be a good idea to coat the
inside & outside of this material with an anti-seize grease coating for
easy removial of the drum? -Cosmo Kramer
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No reason atall, Cosmo, except for the fact that this problem hardly ever
comes up. How many folk out there stymied by the problem of fitting drums
from a TR3 (or TR4) onto his TR4A IRS. If there are 10 I'll be a monkey's
uncle (appologies to monkeys world wide). If there was a market for them
there would be a supplier.
I would think that hot rolled steel tubing would be sufficient and I would
make them a slight interference fit so that once pressed in they would stay
put until they were pressed back out. JMHO
Cheers
Dave
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