[Healeys] Wheels/Tires

[Bruce Steele]

I’d not heard the term “cog drive” before, but it is certainly apropos.  I have found them to be very robust.  The only downside is cleaning 72 spokes is a pain.  That said, SlickStix make the job much easier and faster.



 

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Bruce Steele

Brea, CA

1960 BN7

 

From: Perry [mailto:healeyguy at aol.com] 
Sent: Sunday, January 05, 2020 12:49 PM
To: WILLIAM B LAWRENCE <ynotink at msn.com>; Keith Pennell <llennep at verizon.net>; healeybruce at roadrunner.com; rv9aplane at gmail.com
Cc: healeys at autox.team.net
Subject: RE: [Healeys] Wheels/Tires

 

The photo from Bruce  ID’s the adapter and wheel as Dayton’s. The adapter shown is an older version of what Dayton now calls the OTD.  These have been around a long time and hot rodders have used them for decades.  What some used to call cog drive. The older cog drive wire wheels were a bit crude in appearance but very strong and the cog takes the torque better than a spline drive wheel. I have a set of the older wheels on the back of a 100-Six in the garage.  I’ll send a couple photos of wheel and adapters from my phone for comparison.

Perry

 

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