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8 & 10 cyl Bristol cars Type 407 onwards - restoration, repair, maintenance etc |
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![]() I wanted to know because I have a set of wolfrace Britannia/Beaufighter alloys that I want to fit to my 411 and need some nuts. There are various nut suppliers on the web with sleeved nut designs and tapers and some sell "wolfrace sleeved nuts"
I just need the thread size and other dimensions to see if they have the correct ones. BTW I measured the wheel holes and I get 17.2mm dia hole and approx 6mm sleeved depth before the taper starts. Other than that a part number or a second hand set would do! Also tyres...... 411 = 205/70/15 Britannia etc = 215/70/15 Using a tyre calculator the 215's are noticeably larger diameter 215/65/15 gets me back to the same diameter as the original 205/70/15 Any comments on this?? |
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![]() the standard alloy wheel nuts for 411 are 17mm in diam
they are appoximately14 mm from bottom of tapper deep the tapper is 30 degrees the thread is 9/16 bsf what messurement exactly is the 6 mm |
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![]() Its not a 411 alloy its a Britannia wolfrace alloy on a 411. The 6 mm is the depth or thickness of parallel section the wheel stud hole. Put another way if the alloy wheel nut sleeve was longer than approx 6mm it would bottom out against the hub before the taper gripped the wheel.
Not sure what you mean about the but being 17mm - if you mean the sleeve diameter that would make sense. |
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![]() Try this out: http://www.tyresave.co.uk/tyresize.html
The difference either way is not equal diameter although 65 aspect ratio gives just over 1% less over the 70 which gives 2+% greater diameter over the 205/70/15 combo. Clyde |
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![]() as mentioned earlier kevins wheel nuts are shorter the ones i copied from
411 mk 5 are longer it would therefore appear that his would be ideal provided the angle of the tapper is correct clealy the 17 mm is common to your wheels and 411 wheels peter dowdle |
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Or maybe it's the washers that are different? In the mean time, maybe someone else with Avon wheels can whip a nut off and measure nut and washer - maybe even make some drawings ![]() Regards, Kevin Howard PS. Oops, just realised I posted this from my development admin account - sorry for any confusion! Last edited by Kevin H; 26-01-09 at 01:39 PM. |