CaceyB Member Sep 24, 2015 #1 These are the front hub nuts which were on my car, but they don't seem to fit. Are they the wrong nuts or am I missing something to take the space? Attachments nut2.jpg 27 KB · Views: 111 nut1.jpg 146.2 KB · Views: 97
These are the front hub nuts which were on my car, but they don't seem to fit. Are they the wrong nuts or am I missing something to take the space?
W wrndln Well-known member Sep 24, 2015 #3 The nut in the second picture sure looks like the nuts that secure the steering arms (2 required). The steering arm nuts have a smaller hole than the nut that goes on the front end spindle part. Rusty Nelson
The nut in the second picture sure looks like the nuts that secure the steering arms (2 required). The steering arm nuts have a smaller hole than the nut that goes on the front end spindle part. Rusty Nelson
A andyfresno Member Sep 24, 2015 #4 http://www.brattons.com/uploads/images_products_large/04310.jpg Wrong nut? - tough to tell - -the link is to a pic of Bratton's nut
http://www.brattons.com/uploads/images_products_large/04310.jpg Wrong nut? - tough to tell - -the link is to a pic of Bratton's nut
R Rex_A_Lott Well-known member Sep 24, 2015 #8 "NUTS!" cried the Queen, "Why if I had those I'd be King".
katy Well-known member Sep 25, 2015 #9 I like the nuts that Casey shows. They have 4 sets of grooves instead of 3, makes for a more fine tuning of the adjustment. Been thinking about this and I'm thinking those are model T spindle nuts. Last edited: Sep 26, 2015
I like the nuts that Casey shows. They have 4 sets of grooves instead of 3, makes for a more fine tuning of the adjustment. Been thinking about this and I'm thinking those are model T spindle nuts.