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Bish
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27 Nov 2012 17:45 #54301 by Bish

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Sorry mate I'm with you now, thanks.
Seems the easier and cheaper way to get what I'm after.
Will do it at the weekend and post some pics up.
Cheers Bish

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27 Nov 2012 19:31 #54314 by mudman

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you mean these ones??

there the ones i run with no problems

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27 Nov 2012 21:08 #54323 by Bish

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yup they are the type I'm on about.
Just for reference do you need the spacer with them?

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27 Nov 2012 22:48 #54329 by mudman

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no you dont need a spacer and you dont need to cut the shaft down as i got told you might so all good

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28 Nov 2012 08:03 #54340 by Bish

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Cheers, thats all happy days

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28 Nov 2012 21:32 #54400 by kirkynut

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You do have to cut down the tube part off the wheel bearing nut though. These are often supplied by KAP.

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