Unidentified Scarebird Part Question

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UKPR1
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Unidentified Scarebird Part Question

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Had two of these in my box of small parts in my Scarebird shipment for a 69 F100. Didn't seem to have an obvious home on the Dodge rotors or on the old spindle, and everything fit just fine without them. So what are they?

Thanks in advance...

Geoff
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Re: Unidentified Scarebird Part Question

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Spacers for the front of the rotor to center the wheels, maybe?
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Re: Unidentified Scarebird Part Question

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Perhaps...Let me take a wheel off and see...

Thanks,

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Re: Unidentified Scarebird Part Question

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Dave,

Winner Winner Chicken Dinner! Just got this back from Scarebird...

If you are running the stock rims they center the rims on the rotor.

Mark

Scarebird Classic Brakes LLC

7216 Washington Street NE
Suite A
Albuquerque, NM 87109-4514


But let me ask a question which shows I have no clue what I'm doing...don't the lugs themselves center the wheel?

Geoff
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Re: Unidentified Scarebird Part Question

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You want the support to be on the center of the rim and not on the studs.....I've seen people that ran rims that had all the weight of the vehicle on just the studs break them off....... :eek:........which reminds me of what I forgot to do........I need spin out a pair of adapters for my Wheel Vintiques 62's on my bump that don't fit the hub......... :doh:
"Life is a garden - dig it"........... :thup:

1968 F100 2wd - Rangoon Red - 360 w/T18 - power steering and brakes
1997 Honda CBR 900RR
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Re: Unidentified Scarebird Part Question

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Notice Scarebird's qualifier "if you are running stock wheels". Most aftermarket wheels are lug centric and don't center on the hub. Is it better to use the spacers? Probably but if they were absolutely necessary we would be seeing vehicle specific custom wheels.
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Re: Unidentified Scarebird Part Question

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Good info, gents.

I appreciate it!

Geoff
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