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PostPosted: Fri Oct 07, 2005 8:04 pm 
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how much do stepped drums offset your wheels?
Do you need longer wheel studs or is there a different flange?
Do clubman flanges (rear to suit stepped drums) fit a roundnose?
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how much do stepped drums offset your wheels?
Do you need longer wheel studs or is there a different flange?
Do clubman flanges (rear to suit stepped drums) fit a roundnose?


1. They don't offset your wheels, they increase your track by the width of the step on each drum. If I recall correctly, the Cooper 'S' ones are about 3/4" on each drum so that makes the track 1.5" wider.
2.Yes - longer studs, they fit into the standard hub flange.
3. Yes.

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Big wheel Moke drums are 3/4" wider, Cooper S Or Clubby S ones are 1"... as I found when I bought a Moke one by mistake once. :cry:

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it's an easy job to change them over, did it myself with just a BFH and some screwdrivers.


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drmini in aust wrote:
Big wheel Moke drums are 3/4" wider, Cooper S Or Clubby S ones are 1"... as I found when I bought a Moke one by mistake once. :cry:


I got moke ones and only found out their 1/4" smaller after I got them machined and linnings to suit and to make it worse it would of been cheaper to buy new cooper S ones and linnings :oops:

Doc do you reckon the moke ones will be ok as the front will have drooper S brakes?

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Depends what wheels you use at front. S steel wheels will foul. LS offset Contessas will foul. :cry:
Mini offset Contessas, Hotwires, or Jellybeans will clear. :D

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Location: thornleigh sydney...round crnr from suzitech!!!!
hey ive got 2 sets of 1" steped drums, came on the clubby that i stripped, was stoked when i saw them,

1 pair going on the rear of the van!

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