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If you are using wheels that have the dowel locator holes next to the stud then one of the chaps doing the Bert Hadley series sells special s/steel washers with a taper that fits arround the stud. Very simple and clever. I believe a lot of the racing boys use them. Dont have a contact name but some digging will turn it up I would have thought.
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Graham
The thread is 3/8 BSF.
A M10 Form G washer will be very easy to find and do the job fine.
Not needing to worry about competition, I simply turned the taper off a new stainless nut (bought from one of our specialist suppliers), and used some bar turned 3/8 washers I had in stock.
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Thanks all for the replies, i am now on the right track !
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17-01-2022, 01:04 PM
(This post was last modified: 17-01-2022, 01:06 PM by Steve Jones.)
The purpose made stainless washers referred to above are sold by Charlie Plain Jones. Cplainjones on here.
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These special tapered washers were sold by Alistair Frayling-Cork.
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Thanks for the info, just scrounged a piece of A2 bar and i will turn them up at work.
Good excuse to get out of the decorating at home !