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When I got a couple of front axles for one of 'em from Moozo(cheers mate),
I never thought about the nuts. The things are Imperial(well,probably AF)not metric. What size are they actually? Would any of you jolly gents maybe have a couple spare? Cheers,Mark |
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Errm, I'm not sure on the threds, but most I have seen use the plastic nuts, as have I when not using the FT stubs
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Hmmm,I see,plastic eh?.
That could be the way forward then. How do I know if they're FT stubs though? They seem to be of a normal steel material,certainly not Ti,they're too heavy. Mark |
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ft ones have a screw which goes into the axle where as the normal ones like what i have use a plastic nut which goes over the thread that sticks out past wheels/bearing
have a look on ebay mate or local shop the only a few quid and get about 8 in a pack i dont think ive ever seen a b4 with metal front wheel nuts on however i could be wrong
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Cheers for that bro.
These aren't FT stubs then,they have a thread on the ends. I'll have a shufty on E-Bay. Mark |
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If they are threaded for a nut, it should be a 5-40 thread.
Or just use the plastic nuts........ http://www.teamassociated.com/parts/details/6222/ ![]() Part number: 6222 MiCk B. :-)
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