A few day shots, and its been washed!

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out of interest jimmy when you fitted the alcoa’s did you change the studs for longer or use these new wheel nuts i’ve heard about that go inside the wheel■■?

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Looks a tidy straight truck james. pity my pig wont scrub up to your high standards !!!

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Tappy:
out of interest jimmy when you fitted the alcoa’s did you change the studs for longer or use these new wheel nuts i’ve heard about that go inside the wheel■■?

No Tappy, i put new studs in, you need a set for the drive axle, take the old drive axle ones and use them on the second steer, and you will need a set of standard drive axle studs for the first steer.

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dozer:
Looks a tidy straight truck james. pity my pig wont scrub up to your high standards !!![/quot

Give me a day on it Dozer, and you will be winning Truckfest!!!

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jimmy2loads:
No Tappy, i put new studs in, you need a set for the drive axle, take the old drive axle ones and use them on the second steer, and you will need a set of standard drive axle studs for the first steer.

i know that procedure well fella done it myself for private work when i worked at scania, although i didnt have the luxary of disc brakes so had to remove drums :laughing: :wink: i’ve heard this new way is to fit these funny nuts that go insde the wheel. :confused: wonder if anyone else has heard of it?