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Old 01-02-2009, 09:57 AM
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Just thinking out loud here...wondering if a industrutable pin design would mean the rim itself gets destroyed? I still think there is another issue here with the pins getting loose in the first place...
David, if you used the basic Trigo style pin, but only drilled and tapped the internal threads into it to a depth required by the wheel stud. (flat bottomed tap) Then machined the hex on to to end of the pin just enough to get a socket on to it. I have a few new Trigo pins to use as reference if you like...
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