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dalebrignall
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new wheels

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just fitted some alloys from bull motiff,look fantastic ,but the tyres are very close to the trunions .i orderes some spacers 2 weeks ago but have not arrived,so i got some 9 mm ones from halfords which seem to fit,i have tightened them to 55lbs /ft is that enough .i am going to phone bull motiff and find out where the correct spacers are as i am not too happy with the ones i got from halfords,only got back from malta today ,hence not phoning .
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Define "very close" , if they don't touch there shouldn't be a problem.

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about 2 mm from the trunion the wheels are 5.5 js and tyres came fitted with 185/60/14
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2mm = 80 thou! Plenty of clearance ! Well done with the new wheels - and errr 55 ft lbf is way too high for 3/8" UNF threaded wheel studs...... 40 will be fine.
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ok thanks roy
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