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Thread: Pin Drive wheels

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    Pin Drive wheels

    What backspace is used when using pin drive wheels?
    Bill D

    Slowly accumulating parts to build a period correct 289FIA


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    I realize that there are multiple options for wheels and offsets, but I think that the rear axles and control arms are altered (length) depending on what you choose. (The knock-off adapters necessitate the shorter parts and different shocks.)

    The real question might be "what is the difference in the flange-to-flange measurement between pin-drives and bolt-ons"... which would make it easier to decide what you want.

    I imagine several folks with more knowledge have the answer to this and will be along to post the info before long.

    Also, if you have some special wheels, I would imagine that the Weavers could accomodate any offset requirements, though you'd need to check with them for the details. They are a very talented bunch!
    Last edited by Slither; May 10th, 2009 at 11:28 PM.
    Paul

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    Thanks Paul. I asked because Vintage Wheels makes their Halibrand pin-drive wheels with 3.6" or 4.0" BS.
    Bill D

    Slowly accumulating parts to build a period correct 289FIA


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