Can someone let me know what tool is needed for the hub? My boyfriend is asking me what tool to get for these if I buy them.
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The hub doesn't require any special tool. Your cassette will need a tool which will depend on the brand. Shimano/SRAM take one kind and Campagnolo another.
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The hub has a coaster and freewheel version. Both have 120mm hub spacing with adapters to convert to 130mm spacing. Make sure you know which version of the hub you are getting!
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The hub came with a booklet listing torque values for 100's of vehicles. I just looked it up but don't remember what value it was. it will be in the book.
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Not possible with any hub I know of. You need a chain or belt-driven drive train to use a multi-speed hub.
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Grant manufactures hubs to fit many applications. I re-used the hub that was in my factory steering wheel; this required cutting the hub out of the factory wheel and welding it into the new Grant wheel.
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Measure the diameter of the axle. You will have two measurements because the axle is tapered or stepped. You must remove the old hub to do this. For accuracy, use a caliper.
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I haven't seen the kit offered without a wheel, which would mean you would be getting basically a hub motor plus a rear gearset. The hub motor is fairly large in diameter, which could mean having to order special length spokes (and possibly thicker spokes) than standard, then fitting them to a wheel of your choice. Unless you are very experienced with spoking and trueing/balancing wheels, it would be a very difficult task.
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Oh no! You're going to need them! If you haven't already contacted the seller, I would try googling them maybe? I, personally, would need them because I am NOT mechanically inclined. Good luck!
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I've never tried it with a hub. But, I have used it with an extension without any issues.
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not sure but really don't think so they are huge .the hub is different size
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You don't need drivers for hub. I have tested with Linux, Windows, Mac OSx.
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You shouldn't require any tools to install as it will self-tighten as you ride, just screw it on to the hub. I suppose you could use a chain-whip if it concerns you. You will, however, need a freewheel tool (probably ACS specific) to remove it.
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Mine is 1 1/2 all around that I bought. It sounds like two sides are 1 1/2 and one is 2". I'm not 100% sure. Or it can be the two that would go straight through are 1 1/2 and the one on the hub is 2".
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A puller is necessary... You can rent one from Autozone. Don't forget to cover the threads on the hub bolt like the instructions say before cranking on the puller.
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The hub becomes a freewheel, not a fixed gear. This kit worked great. I replaced a 10 cog txt hub with it. Shims make it easy to adjust in minutes. I am very pleased. I used in combination with soul craft tensioner which also worked great. The only way to go.
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no just your hands to install it on your hub, but if your only removing it from your hub yes you would need a special tool for that
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Not sure, but try this one: http://www.amazon.com/Accessory-SY-HUB50044-Multi-Function-3-5inch-5-25inch/dp/B008J4ARKM