Mike Sands
Supercharged
I'm part way through assembling the rear wheel bearings spacers seals etc and here's the thing .... the bearing's in and seated properly on disk side. Circlip fitted. Wheel turned over and spacer dropped through centre. But now the spacer sits proud of the recessed shoulder by about 1.5mm. In other words if I were to push the bearing home, the end of the spacer would stop it going fully home by about 1.5mm. As it happens this would put the outside face of the bearing more or less flush with the outside edge of the housing, but it seems wrong to leave that 1.5mm air gap in there, and I would imagine the shoulder (which it ain't touching) is designed to ensure that the bearing sits properly square.
I measured the aluminium spacer at 17.8cm just in case they have sent me an incorrect one?
Any thoughts welcome
Thanks
Mike
I measured the aluminium spacer at 17.8cm just in case they have sent me an incorrect one?
Any thoughts welcome
Thanks
Mike