Wide rims, Series MM
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RobThomas
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Wide rims, Series MM
J4 rims fit perfectly to the Series MM axle. 4.5 inch for the J4 and, I think, 4 inch for the Austin Cambridge wheels with the exact same centres but thinner rims. Later Morris 1000 hubcaps fit perfectly, too. Currently has a 185x14 Commercial tyre on it, hence has a half inch increase in rolling radius but I'll get the radius back to normal with a tyre change.
Cardiff, UK
- Scott
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Re: Wide rims, Series MM
I tried an Austin Freeway (Australian 6cyl version of your Cambridge?) wheel a while ago, looks similar to yours.
Scott
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