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If I am understanding Lou correctly, all four are already bored out. That would mean that I'd just need rings for the rears, right? Do those rings move from wheel to wheel or do they press into the set I put on the rear?
If all four are already bored to 70mm, then you just need the rings. If you want to rotate the wheels, then you will have to swap the rings between wheels when you rotate them. The plastic rings aren't a super tight fit; maybe a bit tighter than the center caps.
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Old 04-04-2011, 08:02 AM
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The poor kid is barely weeks old and you are already torturing her.

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Originally Posted by 9k_on_occasion
Originally Posted by WhrDLMI' timestamp='1301931862' post='20427651
If I am understanding Lou correctly, all four are already bored out. That would mean that I'd just need rings for the rears, right? Do those rings move from wheel to wheel or do they press into the set I put on the rear?
If all four are already bored to 70mm, then you just need the rings. If you want to rotate the wheels, then you will have to swap the rings between wheels when you rotate them. The plastic rings aren't a super tight fit; maybe a bit tighter than the center caps.
THIS IS GOOD STUFF!

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Old 04-04-2011, 08:20 AM
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I use Olive oil, it works da best!
Premium extra virgin, fine virgin or semifine virgin?

I most certainly hope that you are not using olive pomace oil. That would be just aweful.
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Old 04-04-2011, 08:21 AM
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Premium extra virgin, fine virgin or semifine virgin?
religious, hot, not so hot
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E.V.O.O.

Duh.
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Only the finest of virgins
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Originally Posted by FallenHero
E.V.O.O.

Duh.
Premium extra virgin, fine virgin and semifine virgin are kinds of EVOO. Duh. Don't you watch Rachel Ray?

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Only the finest of virgins
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