Hub Centric Wheel Spacers
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Does anyone know of any UK supplier of these types of spacer? Universal ones make locating the wheels/bolts difficult. From what I understand, hub centric ones solve this problem, but would they be too wide? - only thinking about 5-6mm spacing!
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Kevin
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Cheers for the info Ian. I don't suppose you know if you can get spacers that are secured to the hub 1st (with countersunk bolts) thus allowing you to mount the wheel as normal?
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i did actually mean after the disc - so thatworks out fine. i don't need them just yet and may not depending on what wheel i go for, but i am just doing my research early. if you don't mind, i'd like to keep you as a contact in case i need some spacers making up - them i guess we can talk money.
just some back ground info for ya - and it may be me confusing the offset issue. i may be purchasing a set of wheels in the not too distant future that come in et43 & et48 offset. the depth of the centre will probably differ depending on the offset i go for. I have the 4-pot calipers and my et45 Khans only just clear the caliper by what seems like a sheet of paper's width.
i am assuming the et43 woffset will have a deeper centre (desired) so i am considering 5mm spaces to clear the caliper, but as you pointed out i don't want any movement/vibration. plus i'd have the benefit if a wider track.
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[Edited by K9VYN - 1/29/2004 8:47:06 AM]
i did actually mean after the disc - so thatworks out fine. i don't need them just yet and may not depending on what wheel i go for, but i am just doing my research early. if you don't mind, i'd like to keep you as a contact in case i need some spacers making up - them i guess we can talk money.
just some back ground info for ya - and it may be me confusing the offset issue. i may be purchasing a set of wheels in the not too distant future that come in et43 & et48 offset. the depth of the centre will probably differ depending on the offset i go for. I have the 4-pot calipers and my et45 Khans only just clear the caliper by what seems like a sheet of paper's width.
i am assuming the et43 woffset will have a deeper centre (desired) so i am considering 5mm spaces to clear the caliper, but as you pointed out i don't want any movement/vibration. plus i'd have the benefit if a wider track.
Ta,
Kevin
[Edited by K9VYN - 1/29/2004 8:47:06 AM]
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No problem , the different wheels may give you more clearence because of the spoke design , even thought the ET is the same , if you go for the lower number ET this will bring the wheels out more so will give more room
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Cheers Ian
Drop me a line if you want any help
Cheers Ian
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if you go for the lower number ET this will bring the wheels out more so will give more room
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