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July 22, 2007 at
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Can anyone help me understand? What is the differance between 6 pin wheels (rear) and splined wheels? Can 6 pin be used on splined rear ends? are 6 pins something new or have they been around and what rear end would you use with them? Thanks RED
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July 23, 2007 at
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Red, six pin wheels are old technology. To run six pins you needed a hub that slid onto the splines of the axle with a pressure plate that sandwiched the wheel. They were replaced with wheels that had a splined center to save weight and give more adjustment possibilities. You could still use six pins on a new rear end if you have the hubs and pressure plates. Hope this helps.
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