spider hub bolt size

[CHIMV8]

Anyone tell me the size,chim is 12mm?

[QBee]

Have you posted this on the Tuscan/Tampora/T350 forums? They will be the ones who know.

[phazed]

I may be dense, what do you mean by hub bolt?

[K4TRV]

phazed said:

I may be dense, what do you mean by hub bolt?

I think (and just trying to be helpful?) If you view the rear hub, it will have the large Nut and around this is a flange 40/50 mm in diameter - this nut/flange has to fit inside the wheel centre for the mating faces to be bolted by the nut/studs?

There are a few/many "wheels" whose offsets/stud centers are perfect, except the central "hole" will not clear the nut/flange of the hub?

I think that is what he is looking for - I'm sure it's in the range 40/50mm or so??

HTHs?

T

[CHIMV8]

Sorrry,its the 5 bolts that hold the wheel on

[phazed]

CHIMV8 said:

Sorrry,its the 5 bolts that hold the wheel on

Mine are the same as the chim 4 stud.

[CHIMV8]

phazed said:

Mine are the same as the chim 4 stud.

Thanks Pete,me being thick,what size is that?

[phazed]

Same as Ford of that period

[stevesprint]

The thread is M12 x 1.5

[v8ndy]

CHIMV8 said:

Anyone tell me the size,chim is 12mm?

Which hubs are you using? Original Chimaera/Ford hubs are M12x1.5 studs, Cerbera/T cars use Jeep Cherokee hub bearing carriers with 1/2" unf studs

[phazed]

Mine were specially machined using standard studs iirc