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PostPosted: 21:12 - 01 Jul 2013    Post subject: space between hub and sprocket Reply with quote

Hello,

I have recently changed my rear shoe pads and had to take the wheel off.

Out of curiosity I also opened my sproket and bolted it back in.

I have put it all together but the space between wheel hub and either the brake side or sprocket looks quite big. I have taken a pic so you guys can comment whether this is normal or I have done something wrong.

When tightening the sprocket bolts, in my haynes it says 55nm torque for 13mm socket. I did tighten my to 40nm and thought is it going to snap if pushed further so stoped, is that dangerous ?
isn't 55nm too much ? I did use the torque by putting pressure on end of the wrench

or maybe my wrench needs to be recalibrated as I did turn the grip thing all the way down and also below the lowest setting which I have heard can mess the torque wrench up

Thank you in advance


space from brake cover to hub

https://i41.tinypic.com/wjjapt.jpg


space from sprocket to hub

https://i39.tinypic.com/x0wkgm.jpg
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