12-02-2015, 12:41 PM
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You can look at the parts listing as much as you like but if the collars are different thicknesses and installed incorrectly then it won't help. If you think that collars cannot be installed incorrectly then think again. I have seen collars on a front wheel installed incorrectly and the mechanic trying to work out why the caliper assembly was harder to get back on than off (but it did go on). All I am trying to do is set this blokes mind at rest by trying to determine the distance from the swing arm to the driven flange if the wheel is installed correctly. Not hard really.
Cheers
(12-02-2015, 11:49 AM)Lord Popgun_imp Wrote: Or just look on the part listing. I think the 14 is different from the 13 as they changed the axle size so the hole would be a different dia.
You can look at the parts listing as much as you like but if the collars are different thicknesses and installed incorrectly then it won't help. If you think that collars cannot be installed incorrectly then think again. I have seen collars on a front wheel installed incorrectly and the mechanic trying to work out why the caliper assembly was harder to get back on than off (but it did go on). All I am trying to do is set this blokes mind at rest by trying to determine the distance from the swing arm to the driven flange if the wheel is installed correctly. Not hard really.
Cheers