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hovis16

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right i have done a couple tracks day and driven on a couple of my favourite quite country roads and on two occasions my front passenger front wheel has came looseShock once on brands hatch and once on the public road. the wheels at the moment are some tsw multi spoke with spigotAngry not sure if it is the spigots that are causing them to come loose or not.
to be honest the bolts i have at the moment aren't really the best so i was just thinking which to go for???? i would only get the conversion for the front wheels tho

suggestions???

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Posted 7th Oct 2010 at 14:36
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neither should come loose so you have an issue that nees resolving,

is there any movement at all on the spigot?

the wheel nuts loose? maybe tge bolt or hub has an issue?

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Posted 7th Oct 2010 at 15:30
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checked the spigots the passenger one is abit loose fitting? problem i pose. checked threads and they are all good. only tends to do this with the tws's tho and not the clones.

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Posted 7th Oct 2010 at 15:53
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Do you have the right type of bolts for your wheels?

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Posted 7th Oct 2010 at 15:55
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Oddly enough i had one of my old TSW's come loose on me once, it could be some to do with the spigot rings Dunno

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Posted 7th Oct 2010 at 15:58
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yeah i have the right bolts checked these. i think it must be the spigot then the passenger front one does come on/off easier than the rest. mite have to swap the rings around and see. but still thinking of studs only thing is i use both the cyclones and tsw's

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Posted 7th Oct 2010 at 16:02
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I have the exact same issue with mine. Had a wheel come off at silversone.

I need to order some new bolts, and Im going to clean out all the threads.

Funny enough its the front passenger and its happened a few times now.

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Posted 7th Oct 2010 at 16:22
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ben306 wrote:
I have the exact same issue with mine. Had a wheel come off at silversone.

I need to order some new bolts, and Im going to clean out all the threads.

Funny enough its the front passenger and its happened a few times now.


hmmmm we must have a similar driving styleLOL think i mite bite the bullet and get some for the front need to speak to someone who has an idea weather or not one stud will do both standard and oe wheels??? i pose i'll just need two sets of nut? flat and tapered ? Huh?

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Are they properly greased up?

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ben306 wrote:
Funny enough its the front passenger and its happened a few times now.


clockwise track? seen it happen to a clio at knockhill. big ass spacers + track = bang!

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I don't see how the spigot rings could cause it but are the bolts long enough?

I had the proper OZ spacer kit with 50mm bolts on my superleggeras and although they didn't come loose it caused a clonking under braking because they were only in a few turns.

Swapped the bolts for studs and nuts and it's been fine since.

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Posted 13th Oct 2010 at 14:35
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get some metal spigots greg Yes
those plastic jobbies are not up to the job No
Posted 13th Oct 2010 at 14:58
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from??? also karting is 57

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Posted 13th Oct 2010 at 15:40
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