I believe I have a 7 speed freehub on my KHS 150 flite why do I or do I need the spacer?
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Yes you need a spacer, because your 7-speed cassette is narrower than the freehub on these wheels.
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These are for 130mm hubs. See the following link on how to measure your frame http://sheldonbrown.com/frame-spacing.html
1400519
The 3 speed had an adjuster. The 7 speed adjuster should be on your bikes rear derailer.
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Hello,With this question I would suggest going to someone who knows about coilovers. You don't need compressors because you can lower the perch to take the spring off. You should always set preload on coilovers. Megan racing has all of the info you need to know about them on their website.
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I have a 9 speed Shimano cassett on them. I beleive anything close to that will work. Not sure about spacing. Skewers came with them. I am happy with them.
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This freehub is removed with a 10mm allen-type hex wrench. It does not come with the recessed bolt, which you will find on your existing freehub. Unless, of course, it's an early press-fit Uniglide type. In which case, you must replace the hub to switch to Hyperglide. Hope that this helps...
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Nope. Spacers not included. But the rim has an offset hub that acts as a spacer that might work for you.
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not absolutely sure I added to mine I didn't have any before sorry. I bought the detach kit from here also,and had to buy some spacers from h/d and I was in business.
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Not recommended. It has a standard thread side(one side is for fixed cog other for freewheels) however hub spacing is 120mm which is track spacing not road, and hub is fully symmetrical, most modern hubs designed to work with speeds are asymmetrical in order to centre the wheel on the frame. If you are planing to use them on an old bike you can try to adjust spacing by playing with the axel(is not sealed bearings) position and and using spacers but this requires some specific tools.
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Yes, you will need spacers with the bearings. There are two main sizes of bearings, so make sure you get the right size spacers.
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Just to be clear: The HG50 -7 cassette is used on a free hub. A free wheel would use some thing like a Shimano MF-HG37 sprocket set. These parts and the tools used are not interchangable.
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This adapter does not restrict the movement of your freehub. It is merely a spacer kit that allows you to replace your gear cluster with a single gear of your choice. The description is a bit confusing, as this kit is for shimano freehub systems, and has nothing to do with fixed gear bikes.
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Hello, You likely need 63.4-72.60 hub rings. The 63.4 is the hub of your vehicle and the 72.60 is the hub bore of the wheel. This should make these wheels hub centric. Thanks, Ryan Boland Wheel Specialist Elites Wheels
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Not sure, but you don't need any spacers to run these on a jk. I installed these myself after I got a 3.5" lift kit installed. Back spacing is perfect to run these without wheel spacers or any other mods
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It's correct. After you install those spacers it will give you the 3" of lift. Because of the geometry of the front end, the spacers don't have to be 3" to achieve the 3 inches of lift
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I put them on a pull trailer behind my quad. I didn't need spacers. They fit perfect and used a c clamp (came with the tire) to snug up to the axel. Very easy for me to put on. They are Great! No more flats! I found similar items at Tractor supply but not the right size. You could check there.
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Everything that was needed was included in the kit. You should not need any, the only thing extra I would advise you buy beforehand would be carrier bearing spacer kit, if not you will have a vibration, it is common with all kits considering the drive shaft angle is changed. They're only like $12 made by OME. Also if you are going with a bigger tire you will most likely need spacers or the tires will rub bad on the UCA's. I learned these things after, so just a heads up.