H: Hubs, Wheels and Tyres Rear Drum

Ian Savage

VOC Vice President
VOC Member
Be very aware about the grade of bolt material used. I used ss socket cap screws and they stretched causing the hub and drum to break up. This was a long time ago when young and dumb.
Don't mess with safety critical parts unless you know what you are doing.
 
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vibrac

Well Known and Active Forum User
VOC Member
Cap screws lack the internal 'lock' formed by the original eccentric heads or the later truncated hexagon against ]the hub within the drum this means not only is it more likely to get loose but also means the wheel must be removed to tighten or check
 

ernie

VOC Assistant Secretary
VOC Member
Cap screws lack the internal 'lock' formed by the original eccentric heads or the later truncated hexagon against ]the hub within the drum this means not only is it more likely to get loose but also means the wheel must be removed to tighten or check
And you can only get 1" set screws. I don't like the idea of fitting those in the hub. I like a plain shank bolts.
 
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