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Can some help me read this hollow spoke wheel size

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YOUR RESEARCHCan some help me read this hollow spoke wheel size

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Use "special rim caliper tool"

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The best way to measure is like the picture above shows, but if the tires are mounted, you have to use a "special rim caliper tool" to measure the width and subtract the rim lip thickness or use some straight edges/2x4 and lots of measuring..

Can some help me read this hollow spoke wheel size
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Use same casting

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They use the same casting for the spokes on the 9" wide and 10" wide wheels, if 10" wide will be the "A" part number, just measure the width.

Can some help me read this hollow spoke wheel size

Use some straight edges/2x4 and lots of measuring

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The best way to measure is like the picture above shows, but if the tires are mounted, you have to use a "special rim caliper tool" to measure the width and subtract the rim lip thickness or use some straight edges/2x4 and lots of measuring..

Can some help me read this hollow spoke wheel size
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Use "special rim caliper tool"

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The best way to measure is like the picture above shows, but if the tires are mounted, you have to use a "special rim caliper tool" to measure the width and subtract the rim lip thickness or use some straight edges/2x4 and lots of measuring..

Can some help me read this hollow spoke wheel size

Use same casting

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Suggestion

They use the same casting for the spokes on the 9" wide and 10" wide wheels, if 10" wide will be the "A" part number, just measure the width.

Can some help me read this hollow spoke wheel size

Use some straight edges/2x4 and lots of measuring

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The best way to measure is like the picture above shows, but if the tires are mounted, you have to use a "special rim caliper tool" to measure the width and subtract the rim lip thickness or use some straight edges/2x4 and lots of measuring..

Can some help me read this hollow spoke wheel size
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I have a set of hollow spoke wheels that I. Going to sell but I can't figure out why there are an A and B part number on it with different sizes...pics below:

POST 2Original post

They use the same casting for the spokes on the 9" wide and 10" wide wheels, if 10" wide will be the "A" part number, just measure the width.

POST 3Original post

Quotes source post: 16901806

So when installing you�d have to be aware they look the same from the front and need to confirm proper wheels went in their proper spots?

POST 4 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Wow...that is the craziest thing I have heard....what is the best way to measure?

POST 5Original post

Quotes source post: 16901840

Well, the front are 7.5 and 8.0 wide, very easy to tell from a 10.0 rear. The 9.0 rear was for the 944, but if you a set of 9" and 10" with same size/brand tires, you would have to look closely or measure..lol

POST 6Original post

Some reading material: http://www.thecartech.com/KnowYourCa...erminology.htm You can tell visually between 9 and 10" wheel...

POST 7Original post

The "A" has been marked with an X in your second photo, so 10" rears. I don't see photos of your fronts. Those things are definitely lighter though.

POST 8Original post

Quotes source post: 16901764

This photo shows it.

POST 9Original post

Quotes source post: 16901922

What's also crazy is they cast the spokes separate, then they are "friction welded" to the barrels. Was a fairly new technology then, and why they cost so much. The best way to measure is like the picture above shows, but if the tires are mounted, you have to use a "special rim caliper tool" to measure the width and subtract the rim lip thickness or use some straight edges/2x4 and lots of measuring..

POST 11 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Quotes source post: 16906108

Thank you...it's 10"!

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