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Author: Subject: sierra wheel hub hole diameter
Slater

posted on 18/8/09 at 02:10 PM Reply With Quote
sierra wheel hub hole diameter

hello
Can some one who has a sierra wheel measure the ID of the hole in the middle for me please? I have to undo my rear hub nuts (to change the bearing), my socket is 60mm OD, so I want to check if my impact socket will fit inside.

My sierra build wheels have been borrowed by weescottishmatt, so I don't want a wasted trip to collect them if the hole is too small.

Is there another way to undo the hub nuts? I think the only way is to have the car on the ground with the wheels on. The hole on my alloys is too small for the socket, that's why I think I need the build wheels. Or maybe a small OD socket??





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handyandy

posted on 18/8/09 at 02:19 PM Reply With Quote
just measured a standard steel sierra wheel & the inside diameter is 63mm.
hope that helps
andy

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handyandy

posted on 18/8/09 at 02:24 PM Reply With Quote
scratch that, sorry i measured the out side of the hole on the lip,
the internal measurement is 61.5 mm spot on.
sorry for incorrect first reply
andy

[Edited on 18/8/09 by handyandy]

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wescottishmatt

posted on 18/8/09 at 04:18 PM Reply With Quote
I've checked the wheels and they are biggerthan the 60mm. I would say as above maybe a little bigger on these ones.

Matt






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