Subject	Do you think this makes any difference at all?
Posted by	Chad M (CeeLo) on August 08, 2007 at 9:40 PM
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Message	Last season I was bored? who knows? I thought I would make some rings to fill up the free space between my rotors and wheel studs. So after wasting alot of time finding the right size tubing and cutting it...etc, I got this: I did what I wanted, the rotors fit super snug with no freeplay. It may look like it, but the rings did not effect the rim fitment sticking out like that. But I drove around for awhile and didn't notice any difference. So next time I had the wheels off, I removed them. I'm just wondering the same thing you are? Is there a point to this? ------------------------------------------------------------ 1995 300ZX TT
Follow Ups	Do you think this makes any difference at all? - Chad M (CeeLo) 21:40:38 08/08/07 It is pointless. Lug nuts lock everything down tight. (n/m) - Gordo 93TT Daytona 22:30:15 08/08/07 I would just be thinking about what type of metal it is and - LJZTT 22:31:08 08/08/07 They are from a brass tube.... - Chad M (CeeLo) 00:33:41 08/09/07 I'm sure the rotors are designed to float. (n/m) - SactoTodd 22:38:12 08/08/07 they will transfer heat from brakes to hub because of - nemo1080 22:41:12 08/08/07 I'm pretty sure that's what is supposed to happen. (n/m) - SactoTodd 22:59:22 08/08/07 I like my heat transferring into the air (n/m) - LJZTT 23:03:29 08/08/07 me too (n/m) - SactoTodd 10:11:30 08/09/07 The point of the size difference is to allow for expansion & - YugoBernie (NoVA) 00:21:45 08/09/07 What if you are running a 5-10mm spacer? - TWINTURBONICK 01:05:12 08/09/07 A proper hub centric spacer puts no load on the studs in the - YugoBernie (NoVA) 07:27:29 08/09/07 No - NytWolf 10:55:39 08/09/07
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