Yep.. And get yourselves a bottle of penetrene- worth its weight in gold that gear!
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Yep.. And get yourselves a bottle of penetrene- worth its weight in gold that gear!
I didn't bother putting the screw back in as I figure the wheel holds the disc hub a whole lot more than that little screw. I also aligned the hole in the disco 180 degrees from the threaded hole in the hub just incase that little hole caused an unbalance.
Happy Days.
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Originally Posted by joel0407
Only time it may bite you is when/if you need to change the wheel in muddy/sandy conditions.. At that stage you may get some contamination behind the rotor as it will move away from the hub a little.
And you've saved $4.00 [emoji41]