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need some bushes made up.. 4 of in total then need to be about 10mm long with the inside diameter of 12mm and the out t obe 14mm

They are to be used as below

"the calipers mounting holes are the same centers as the stagea hub. so to fit the caliper to the hub you need to get a M12 x 1.25mm bolt with a thred length of 50-52mm. make a bush to locate the bolt in the center of the stagea hubs hole, i'll be using stainless and turning it up at work, i'd also recommend using a decent material as a bush (mild or stainless)"

if you can send me a email at - [email protected] and give me a price that would be great!!!

Thanks

Curt

its kind of the opposite problem, the caliper takes m12 but the hub is drilled out to m14. So either drill and tap the brakes out to m14 (but they already have some sort of high tensile insert) or use m12 bolts with a bush around for a snug fit in the hub.

If someone sources say 1m of the right ID and OD tube they could flog it off in 2cm lengths for people with this problem

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