Gbouff1@aol.com wrote:
Gary,
The spacer idea is an excellent idea! Are they just circles
with four lug holes and an inner/hub hole cut from 1/4 flat stock?
Is there a trick to making them- like a any taper on the lug holes,
or any balancing issues?
I have access to a drill press, torches, metal lathe, and1/4 inch
flat stock steel. Can I make some spacers with those tools? What
is the O.D. and hub hole I.D.? How long have you been running
these spacers, and have you had any stability/wobbling problems?
That's all of the questions I can think of for now....
JOE IV
TR 250
WALLINGFORD, CT. USA
>Adrian,
>
>I made up some 9mm thick spacers for my wheels and found that this was too
>thick. The nut was almost flush with the end of the stud which doesn't have
>threads on the last .60-.80". I reduced the thickness to .250" (about 6.3mm)
>and about 1-11/2 threads extend beyond the nut with no interference problems
>withthe wire wheel.
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