Revolution wheels and Wheel Studs
Created by: Skiracer55
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Apr 9, 2021 01:44AM | 1963SV3 | |
Apr 8, 2021 06:34AM | Skiracer55 | |
Apr 7, 2021 01:00PM | theminimark | |
Apr 7, 2021 09:15AM | croc7 | |
Apr 6, 2021 03:24PM | Skiracer55 | |
Apr 6, 2021 11:42AM | croc7 | |
Apr 5, 2021 09:40AM | theminimark | |
Apr 5, 2021 08:11AM | Skiracer55 | Edited: Apr 5, 2021 09:38AM |
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Originally Posted by croc7
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Thanks Croc! Good to know. I have some 2" studs which were originally on the rears. I may put them on the front as it doesn't look like a lot of thread will be on there.
But good to know your wheels haven't come off :)
But good to know your wheels haven't come off :)
I believe our local historic racers are required to open the end of their (normally closed) sleeve nuts so the scrutineers can asses the amount of thread engagement present.
Cheers, Ian
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Hi Mark,
I sent you an email with a picture of the wheel and wheel cap. I will take a measurement of the center cap when I get back to the garage this afternoon.
Hi Croc,
Thanks I'll do some measuring now that I have the wheels and lugs.
I sent you an email with a picture of the wheel and wheel cap. I will take a measurement of the center cap when I get back to the garage this afternoon.
Hi Croc,
Thanks I'll do some measuring now that I have the wheels and lugs.
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@croc7 Hi Jerry, Would you be able to send me a photo of your type of Revo Wheel Cap, perhaps even to my gmail?
And, having looked up this cap, I now see what looks to be 3 different diameters. Which dia are yours?
Thanks, and, Best regards, MSH
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Originally Posted by Skiracer55
Thanks Croc! Good to know. I have some 2" studs which were originally on the rears. I may put them on the front as it doesn't look like a lot of thread will be on there.
But good to know your wheels haven't come off :)
But good to know your wheels haven't come off :)
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Thanks Croc! Good to know. I have some 2" studs which were originally on the rears. I may put them on the front as it doesn't look like a lot of thread will be on there.
But good to know your wheels haven't come off :)
But good to know your wheels haven't come off :)
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I have the same wheels on my car, no change in stud length.
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Hi, I'm sorry I don't know the answer, but have a request for a friend: Will you please post a photo of your brand new Revolution wheel center cap when you get them? Thanks! MSH
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Hello,
Purchasing genuine 6x10 Revolution Wheels. Can any one confirm if I will need longer wheel studs? Wheels are ET05 offset. I will be getting standard Revo sleeve lugs.
I have Cooper S discs on front with standard 1.5" studs and 2.25" studs on rear (using 3/4 inch spacer in back).
1976 Austin Mini 1275 (originally 1000)
Thank you!
Seth
Purchasing genuine 6x10 Revolution Wheels. Can any one confirm if I will need longer wheel studs? Wheels are ET05 offset. I will be getting standard Revo sleeve lugs.
I have Cooper S discs on front with standard 1.5" studs and 2.25" studs on rear (using 3/4 inch spacer in back).
1976 Austin Mini 1275 (originally 1000)
Thank you!
Seth