Fronts, rears, spacers....... Que?
Fronts, rears, spacers....... Que?
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caduceus

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6,127 posts

296 months

Tuesday 10th February 2009
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With regard to 18" spiders on a Cerb, do the majority of you use 4 Tuscan fronts? And if so, do you buy 9mm spacers for the rear, cut some off the end of the drive shaft, or modify the centre caps?

Thanks
Cad

optimax sniffer

1,817 posts

245 months

Tuesday 10th February 2009
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My cerb had 4 tuscan fronts, with the rear axle trimmed either side so the caps fit.

cupra20v.t

1,149 posts

219 months

Wednesday 11th February 2009
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my cerb came with 4 spiders, tyres are wider on the back than the front, but how do i tell if i have wider rears? or all 4 wheels the same width but wider fitted tyres on rear? are the spokes more dished? centre caps fit fine.

im don't know if previous keeper shaved shafts or axle though

caduceus

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6,127 posts

296 months

Wednesday 11th February 2009
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Is that it then? Chop off the ends with a hack saw? frown

Budaholic

1,516 posts

265 months

Wednesday 11th February 2009
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Angle grinder?

Bud

esso

1,849 posts

247 months

Wednesday 11th February 2009
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I was under the impression that 4 rears were needed???

caduceus

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Wednesday 11th February 2009
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Budaholic said:
Angle grinder?

Bud
Would be easier, but I don't want things getting too hot so close to the bearings. I suppose if I really took some time over it, yes. But I think I'll try with a saw first.

Esso - No mate. Its normally 4 fronts, or two fronts two rears. As the proper rears sometimes rub on the rear arches.


esso

1,849 posts

247 months

Wednesday 11th February 2009
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caduceus said:
Budaholic said:
Angle grinder?

Bud
Would be easier, but I don't want things getting too hot so close to the bearings. I suppose if I really took some time over it, yes. But I think I'll try with a saw first.

Esso - No mate. Its normally 4 fronts, or two fronts two rears. As the proper rears sometimes rub on the rear arches.
Ok-i stand corrected!