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Hex hole
| If your touring car wheels tend to pull the drive hexes off the hubs, drill a 5/64-inch hole in the face of the rim next to the axle hole. Now you can use a 1/16-inch driver to pop the drive hex out instead of picking at the hex with needle-nose pliers. Kit Forrester Stoddard, NH |
If your touring car wheels tend to pull the drive hexes off the hubs, drill a 5/64-inch hole in the face of the rim next to the axle hole. Now you can use a 1/16-inch driver to pop the drive hex out instead of picking at the hex with needle-nose pliers.Kit ForresterStoddard, NH
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