can u get minifins or similar which havent got the built in spacer"cooper s offset" ?????????
i want some for some front drum brakes..
non spacer type minifins or similar
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814CWE
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aquamini
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Re: non spacer type minifins or similar
Hi i have some if you want them £30 thanks
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814CWE
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Re: non spacer type minifins or similar
a
are they ok inside?
are they ok inside?
for my sins,i own a 1957 wolsleley 1500
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aquamini
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Re: non spacer type minifins or similar
there are very few light grooves nothing drastic, they have never been skimmed so loads of life left in them though
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814CWE
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814CWE
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Re: non spacer type minifins or similar
recieved -well pleased
thanks
thanks
for my sins,i own a 1957 wolsleley 1500
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ivor badger
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Re: non spacer type minifins or similar
To clear up the point. The original Minifins had no spacer and then they brought out Super minifins that had the spacer. Those who love setting their cars up exactly on lazer gear should be warned that quite often the wheel surface on the spacer is often not true to the hub surface.
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aquamini
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