How thick is the center hub or measurements of the center hub? I am looking to find out how much Caliper clearance there is on the backside.
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Hello Andrew... I have both 17x8 and 17x7. In each case the mounting surface is exactly the center of the wheel. The 8" wheel has 4 inches from the mounting surface to the back of the wheel. The spokes are close to the outside of the wheel, and the hub is thick, allowing for a couple inches caliper clearance to the outside, and 4 inches to the inside. Hope that helps.
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To be clear... I said "allowing for a couple inches caliper clearance to the outside". Meaning after my calipers are installed there is still a couple inches to the inside of spokes...
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An 11/32 drill bit just clears it. My Harbor Freight digital caliper shows 0.3565 inches. Quit delaying and just buy them. I am totally happy with mine.
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Hello.The 15x7 Torq Thrust wheel does not have the proper offset or caliper clearance for your T/A. The proper offset is only offered in 17" MFG part number VN5157863.Thank you,BWT
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The bottom appears the same thickness as the sides. I just measured the side wall with my caliper at it is just under 4mm thick. In my opinion this is pretty good quality.
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For me, I use 3/8" tooling. I think this is too small to see any benefit from the rigidness of 1/2", and the 1/4" requires a pretty big shim. 3/8" gets my toolpoint pretty close to centerline, with minimal shims. I eventually went to a QCTP, primarily to eliminate the time required shim/align the cutter to centerline, but still use the 3/8" shanks.
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I measured 2.58" with a digital caliper. And this was not mounted, so I suspect that it could flatten out a little when it's mounted, but it wouldn't be much. Sorry, but it doesn't look like it's going to fit where you want it.
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According to my caliper: The mounting rods are .377" in diameter and spaced apart 3.947" (aka ~4") on center. I've only used my edge guide 3 or 4 times, but it is a very smooth and solid ride and it corners like it's on rails (well, I guess it is on rails). Seriously though, a very solid attachment that is light in weight, but not wimpy at all. I was amazed at the perfect circles this attachment allows.
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You've got a few slightly differing answers here. I'm sure the differences do not matter. Using calipers I got 4 1/4" wide ways, 2" gap between the ways and 7" at the base
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I haven't calipers, but with holding a rule up, it looks like 10mm inner diameter at the neck. Sorry.
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I have this tool and will try to answer your question. The "arms" pivot inward the whole way until thy touch, i believe. So you would be limited only by the size of the arms in the area where they would contact the hub, as to whether or not you could get clearance to get the arms over your bolts without hitting on anything. This is a pretty beefy unit, and designed for good sized hubs, so the physical size of the arms is what would limit you. Hope this makes at least a bit of sense.
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It really depends on how deep the lip is. Measure it from the edge of the wheel to the deepest point before it starts sloping upward into the center hub. Most steel wheels are 1 3/4", so you shouldn't have a problem.
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Hi Jayvee, The hub bore on the wheel is 72.60. We need to know the year, make and model to get the hub bore of your vehicle. Thanks, BWT
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I didn't have a caliper handy for precision measurement, but by eyeballing it with a steel tape it is almost 3/8" from the top of the rail to the bottom, out at the edge. The base curves a little to conform to the top of the receiver, so it is maybe 5/16" at the center. It's pretty low profile. I didn't have a Weaver rail handy, but I've observed that theirs is about 1/8" lower than the UTG.
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The diameter(thickness) of the shaft that goes through the the centre of the wheel!
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My Thug is 3/16" thick. 0.190 inches using digital calipers. (if you prefer decimals)
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You need the diameter of the inner race of the inner and outer bearings. There are two types, one has the same bearing at the outer edge of the hub as it does in the inner. The other has a stepped acle with a bigger inner race on the inner wheel bearing (next to the seal)
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Mine checks out 0.056" thick (including paint) that suggests 16/18 ga. hope this helps