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Lars

posted on 16/6/03 at 08:04 PM Reply With Quote
Rear axle

when i put the drums onto the hubs, except the studs the surface is completely flat, so i don't have a bit to centralise the wheels.
anybody know why this is or how i could solve this problem?

Is it the hub or the drum that is meant to have the bit on it that centralises the wheel?

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steve26

posted on 16/6/03 at 10:19 PM Reply With Quote
Hi Lars, I'm not positive - but i think the centralisation is carried out by the tapers on the wheel nuts. Not sure which wheels you are using, but they should also have a taper for the nut to locate on and centralise the wheel.






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Hornet

posted on 17/6/03 at 07:06 AM Reply With Quote
Agreed.... the wheel nuts do the centralising.
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Lars

posted on 17/6/03 at 08:42 AM Reply With Quote
wicked, i would have probably seen that if my axle came with wheel nuts.

Would it then not also be possible to use the peugeot wheels and centre them using the wheel nuts? cause i remember there being some talk about them and not being able to centre them properly cause the hole in the centre of the wheel being too big.

Thanks again

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