Hi, I was was wondering if the spokes inside the ring (don't know what it's called, ordering for my father) are the same length as the ring?
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YES the spokes in the ring are splines, and run the full thickness of the wrench.
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spokes inside are teeth.there are twelve teeth in the spline.twelve teeth makes it easier to get on a bolt in tight area.
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If your talking about the teeth they do run all the way threw to both sides. So you can flip it and use either side of the head. The flat or the extended side.
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The spokes inside the end protrude longer on one side than the other. They have a reverse switch to change direction. These are similar to gear wrenches. I have had them for over a year. I am shop owner and build custom vehicles. they work good. get in places others cant. I am impressed with the quality for the price. I definably would recommend them.
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Sounds more like the center bore of your wheels and hubs are different. You need hub centric ring spacers (based off how I'm interpreting what you're describing)
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Hello.The picture is a file photo supplied by Koning and is reference to the spoke design. This listing is for the 4x100 lug pattern.Thank you,BWT
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As long as the wheel has spokes it will fit, there are two different slots for the best fit for the spoke. The only down side to these are they burn throughbatteries. I switched the two for one 2032 battery, the one battery seems tolast longer and is less expensive then the two.
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Absolutley!!! My skateboard wheels also have spacers and speed ring. It is a kind of standard, don' worry about that.
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By center ring do you mean half way down the inside of the ring? No it does not. It is exactly like the picture. If I am not answering you correctly let me know.
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Measuring the outside rim to rim is about 11.5". inside the ring is about 10.5".
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That is the width of the ring, which is stretch to fit. Thank you for shopping with DGS Novelties!
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mine did not ,from another vendor, so I sourced them from the net by looking on McMaster carr which lead me back to summit racing which lead to guess where ...ebay. I cant give you the sellers info as amazon blocks the link. but? you can look up the oring by size and description VITON O-RINGS 339 SIZE BAG OF 5 3-1/4" ID X 3-5/8" OD. this is the cheapest bag of orings I could find. I still think the Timken wheel hub bearing is better quality than most other hubs. just my opinion. and if you do some research you can find them for under 90 dollars everywhere with free shipping.say for a Isuzu hombre 4x4 eBay item number:121093602005 just make sure to match the Timken part number,hope this helps. amazon should actually be able to match this price if you can prove to them a seller can source the item at the lower price. just my opinion.
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Yes, just find the same arbor sized accessory wheel at 6" diameter and you're set. Keep in mind it's not variable speed so you're stuck at 1 speed...albeat a awesome-fast/smooth speed.
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Don't know which "ring" you are measuring, but you shouldn't have any difficulty if you get the spare that is sized for the wheels on the car.
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Yes, The wheel will look just like the one that is in the picture. Wheel will be complete. Thanks.
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I don't know, but the inside of the ring is 1 3/4 inches. Hopefully that helps.
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Yes it is but of course you will need toa) choose a spoke pattern and b) calculate the spoke lengths http://sheldonbrown.com/rinard/spocalc.htmc) Get the spokes cut at a good bike shop. I forget what I paid but it was cheap and they did in 20 minutes.You want to get the spoke length right: too long will wreck your inner tune and too short weakens the overall wheel.I got it right within half a millimeter first time just by doing the math. I used spocalc and also my own trigonometry to get the same result.It was a worthwhile exercise and I could do it all quicker next time :) Yes it is but of course you will need toa) choose a spoke pattern and b) calculate the spoke lengths http://sheldonbrown.com/rinard/spocalc.htmc) Get the spokes cut at a good bike shop. I forget what I paid but it was cheap and they did in 20 minutes.You want to get the spoke length right: too long will wreck your inner tune and too short weakens the overall wheel.I got it right within half a millimeter first time just by doing the math. I used spocalc and also my own trigonometry to get the same result.It was a worthwhile exercise and I could do it all... » Read More Yes it is but of course you will need toa) choose a spoke pattern and b) calculate the spoke lengths http://sheldonbrown.com/rinard/spocalc.htmc) Get the spokes cut at a good bike shop. I forget what I paid but it was cheap and they did in 20 minutes.You want to get the spoke length right: too long will wreck your inner tune and too short weakens the overall wheel.I got it right within half a millimeter first time just by doing the math. I used spocalc and also my own trigonometry to get the same result.It was a worthwhile exercise and I could do it all quicker next time :) « Show Less
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The other answers are correct - it is made for a cylindrical spoke - however, I suspect with a little ingenuity you could rig up something that would work - after all you only need to clamp a fairly small, light thing onto a spoke, there must be a tiny clamp, maybe a small modified hose clamp or something that would hold the rubber part in place.
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The top is 13 3/4, the bottom 16 3/4 height 12. It is smaller at the top than the bottom. At least, the one I have is. Which is what Ringtail got so it sounds like an accurate description.
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Looking at the unopened box of the 545 Diamond Wheel and measuring it, the diameter of the diamond wheel itself measures 13/16". The mandrel is 1 3/8" long with the bottom section 1/8" diameter and its upper section 3/16" diameter.