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Post by Dbo » Mon Sep 16, 2013 11:15 am
Should have read my post m8. I did say they were 40 offset right from the start and they all come in 7j only.
And being the only one to run them as i said no spigot rings and you will regret it....
They are the only rims i know that run jobby without them.....
Why does no one trust me lol......
And being the only one to run them as i said no spigot rings and you will regret it....
They are the only rims i know that run jobby without them.....
Why does no one trust me lol......
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Post by Dbo » Mon Sep 16, 2013 11:59 am


Have a check on the back of them as there email to me said that hurry 1's were only 7j and could only take 215 max.
But hurry 2's (roman numeral style) were 7jj and took 225 tyres, but balls anyway as fitted 225's once on w1ggz's one and they were fine...
Hurry 2 also had a blue sticker on the front down one spoke!!!!!
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Post by wurlycorner » Mon Sep 16, 2013 12:29 pm
bb1boy wrote:Ah ok, mine have the blue 'Hurry' sticker on the front.. although I don't know the difference between 7J and 7JJ

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Post by NafemanNathan » Mon Sep 16, 2013 1:30 pm
It's to do with the profile of the rim where the bead sits.bb1boy wrote:I don't know the difference between 7J and 7JJ![]()
JJ = 18.0mm high x 13.0mm wide, with a 13.0mm radius
J = 17.5mm high x 13.0mm wide, with a 9.0mm radius
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