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- dbrick
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I would use grade 8 AN bolts with the exact shoulder length needed and either jetnuts or nylock nuts. Look at Pegasus, not too expensive, considering the quality. http://www.pegasusautoracing.com/advcat ... D=HARDWARE
Also, many ATV's use split rims, there is probably a special nut and bolt combo for them too.
How many bolts per wheel?
Also, many ATV's use split rims, there is probably a special nut and bolt combo for them too.
How many bolts per wheel?
Dave Brisco
Take my advice, I'm not using it"
66 2000 The Bobster
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1980 Fiat X1/9
2009 Volvo C-70
08 Expedition EL, STUPID huge but comfy
1962 Thompson Sea Lancer, possible money pit
- JoeK
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I used grade 8 Steel Nylock nuts, purhased from Boltdepot.com. They came nicely yellow chromated, and I ordered washers to match. The thread is 3/8 x 24, and there are 8 per wheel.
Mine came with the studs, but they do unscrew, and you could replace them with them with new studs if you so desire, though I don't know where you'd find them off hand.
If you need the o-ring, let me know and I'll dig up the info I have about what size they are and where to get them. It did take a little work to get them not to leak, but once done, they have been solid for over a year now.
Mine came with the studs, but they do unscrew, and you could replace them with them with new studs if you so desire, though I don't know where you'd find them off hand.
If you need the o-ring, let me know and I'll dig up the info I have about what size they are and where to get them. It did take a little work to get them not to leak, but once done, they have been solid for over a year now.
Joe
Former owner of:
'68 2L
BLK SRL
sold 12-11-2012
Former owner of:
'68 2L
BLK SRL
sold 12-11-2012
- dbrick
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O rings may also help keep the nuts tight and cushion the two pieces. Depending on the thickness, you can buy O ring material on a roll, you cut it to length and crazy glue the ends. They use it for big industrial plumbing stuff.
Dave Brisco
Take my advice, I'm not using it"
66 2000 The Bobster
64 1500 in pieces for sale
1980 Fiat X1/9
2009 Volvo C-70
08 Expedition EL, STUPID huge but comfy
1962 Thompson Sea Lancer, possible money pit
- JoeK
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- Location: Oakland, CA
I have a write up that I did about my experince putting together my Empi's. You can view it here,
http://68roadster2000.bravehost.com/empi_101.html
The o-ring info is towards the bottom of the page. If you have any questions, let me know
http://68roadster2000.bravehost.com/empi_101.html
The o-ring info is towards the bottom of the page. If you have any questions, let me know
Joe
Former owner of:
'68 2L
BLK SRL
sold 12-11-2012
Former owner of:
'68 2L
BLK SRL
sold 12-11-2012