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Re: M and 450 narrow front interchange??
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Posted by Paul in Mich on January 02, 2007 at 14:54:23 from (66.188.27.182):
In Reply to: M and 450 narrow front interchange?? posted by migraine on January 01, 2007 at 21:15:17:
Migraine, The only thing I might add is that the pedistal itself is interchangable, but some of the older M"s had the old style hubs which would not allow for the 2 inch adjustable increments of the later hubs. To my knowledge, the 450 used only the later hubs. They are distinguishable by their lack of the seating ring on the back of the hub wheel that was on the older models. The rims for the later hubs also require the stand off bolt mounts.
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