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Wheel boxes???
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Kurt,
I have Bugeye wheel boxes, MGB wheel boxes, and TR4a wheelboxes...they are all different widths! I bought a set for my Bugeye from NOS Locators and they are very nice, have the proper thread and have oversize rubber gaskets. That said, if you want some used ones you are welcome to mine. I found out the hard way that the Moss repros use a metric thread on theirs.
Rut
I have Bugeye wheel boxes, MGB wheel boxes, and TR4a wheelboxes...they are all different widths! I bought a set for my Bugeye from NOS Locators and they are very nice, have the proper thread and have oversize rubber gaskets. That said, if you want some used ones you are welcome to mine. I found out the hard way that the Moss repros use a metric thread on theirs.
Rut
Thanks folks, I've been out of town. I fitted a new set to my white Midget and though they are god athey are not as good as the old ones. A little more slop in the drive and the seal's on mine have gone to pieces. Fitted the winter before Midget 50. The main thing I was after was new seals but now am thinking that I may be able to disassemble the old ones and make my own seal. Tired of getting my knee wet!
Kurt.
Kurt.