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Originally Posted by kenchan i guess my biggest concern would be how many threads the tapered lugs would lose due to the adapter thickness? if the tapered lugs can have
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if the tapered lugs can have at least 10mm of thread then that could work if the lugs are steel. not sure about those duraluminum lugs. they strip pretty easily.
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