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I inherited my 95 from my father three years ago. It just turned 50,000. Whenever I post, I get a variety of responses about the wheels being on “backwards.” Today I found a picture of a 95 and the wheels ARE opposite of mine. Which is the correct installation?
From: SCMR Rat Pack'r Charter Member..Great Bend KS
Yes, your's are on the wrong sides....at least as far as the factory installed them.
In reality, I don't think it matters much if the wheels blow air ONTO the brakes, or PULL air past the brakes, the results are the same.
Are the tires 'directional'? If the tires are directional and mounted correctly now, it will be quite an effort to correct the wheel orientation. Correct the wheel orientation with the 'NEXT' set!
Are the tires 'directional'? If the tires are directional and mounted correctly now, it will be quite an effort to correct the wheel orientation. Correct the wheel orientation with the 'NEXT' set!
Yes, your's are on the wrong sides....at least as far as the factory installed them.
In reality, I don't think it matters much if the wheels blow air ONTO the brakes, or PULL air past the brakes, the results are the same.
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