Series 1 wheel studs

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Tony Boyle

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Hi all,

I have just managed to snap one of the studs on the front hub of my 86"
series 1 when replacing the wheel.

How easy are these to replace? I noticed the one that came out had been
welded at the back by the previous owner and the thread is knackered, so i
would guess the thread in the hub might be dodgy too?

I have a couple of series 3 axle assemblies, are these interchangable? I
notice the nut spacing for the drive member is the same, so could I use my
original S1 drive memebr and the S3 hub or are the bearings different?

Any advice would be apprciated

Thanks

Tony


 
On Tue, 5 Jul 2005 16:09:18 +0100, "Tony Boyle"
<[email protected]> wrote:

>Hi all,
>
>I have just managed to snap one of the studs on the front hub of my 86"
>series 1 when replacing the wheel.
>
>How easy are these to replace? I noticed the one that came out had been
>welded at the back by the previous owner and the thread is knackered, so i
>would guess the thread in the hub might be dodgy too?


I think the replacement ones are the type which have to be hammered
in, rather than threaded. This means you have to drill out the thread
and fit the new stud to the hole.

>
>I have a couple of series 3 axle assemblies, are these interchangable? I
>notice the nut spacing for the drive member is the same, so could I use my
>original S1 drive memebr and the S3 hub or are the bearings different?
>

The S3 hubs would have bigger studs.

S2A/S3 from 1970 on had Metric wheel nuts/studs with 27mm nuts. S1 and
S2 IIRC have BSF studs with 15/16th" nuts.


Alex
 
On Tue, 05 Jul 2005 16:36:33 GMT, Alex <[email protected]>
wrote:

>>I have a couple of series 3 axle assemblies, are these interchangable? I
>>notice the nut spacing for the drive member is the same, so could I use my
>>original S1 drive memebr and the S3 hub or are the bearings different?
>>

>The S3 hubs would have bigger studs.
>
>S2A/S3 from 1970 on had Metric wheel nuts/studs with 27mm nuts. S1 and
>S2 IIRC have BSF studs with 15/16th" nuts.


They are still interchangeable, despite having different sized studs -
you just need to have different nuts for the hub you have changed (I
had S3 front and S2 rear hubs for a long time on my 2A)


 
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