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Technical => Wheel and Tire Sizes => Topic started by: RICH MUISE on 2010-07-01 09:02

Title: cool tool
Post by: RICH MUISE on 2010-07-01 09:02
I found this in the Jegs catalog yesterday...Is this a neat tool or what. Bolts on to your drum or rotor and measures wheel diam, width and backspacing with what looks like an adjustable tire profile wire. $70. makes it a little pricey for a on time use, but would be great for group purchase, and even at 70. it's a whole lot better than buying wrong size wheels....Rich
I see this post got me up'd in classification to certified wrench turner...cool. I'll be watching the mail for my certification papers. Must have too much idle time on my hands.
Title: Re: cool tool
Post by: JPotter57 on 2010-07-09 21:24
A friend of mine made one of those last year, pretty cool tool.
Title: Re: cool tool
Post by: 05gt on 2010-08-10 21:38
I bought one before i had the wheels ordered for my 57'. Neat little tool. Figure I'll keep it for some future projects!
Title: Re: cool tool
Post by: oldgasser on 2010-11-13 13:49
Rich:
Like to ask you about how to proceed in acquiring one of these tools that you purchased, how do I reach this company & maybe get a catalog also.
Thank you for your time.
63 & still looking for more tools can you imagine.
Ron.
Title: Re: cool tool
Post by: RICH MUISE on 2010-11-13 18:11
"old gasser"...I'm 63 also...I hadn't bought the tool...just saw it in the Jegs catalog and thought it would be a really neat too to have. I would guess a look at the jegs website should find it. www.jegs.com
yep..just checked it... when their homepage opens just type in "backspace tool" in their search window
Title: Re: cool tool
Post by: oldgasser on 2010-11-19 06:55
Rich:
Thanks for the info on the backspace tool, I will check it out.
Cheers Ron.
Title: Re: cool tool
Post by: 05gt on 2010-12-21 18:40
Jegs, summit, and ebay all have the tool. Pretty neat......takes all the guesswork and math out if it!
Title: Re: cool tool
Post by: shopratwoody on 2010-12-22 13:28
Jeez, I had to use a tape measure :005:
Title: Re: cool tool
Post by: JPotter57 on 2010-12-24 09:16
I used a tape measure too, and a plumb bob....old school I guess...
Title: test
Post by: kens65fb on 2011-02-24 06:34
test