Reply to "Bolt size"

Gordon NicholsMassachusetts 1993 CMC Supporting Member

If it makes you feel any better, I ended up grinding off much of the hex cap from all of my wheel bolts to then be flush with the surface of the adapter ring. That left about 3/16" of the original hex cap - just enough to get on it with a socket to tighten them up to 80 ft. lbs... For attaching the Fuchs rims I went with studs through the adapters - Wasn't about to go through all that nonsense, again.......

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9/21/181:14 PM

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