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Martin W #846059 07/07/26 03:17 PM
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Hi Martin W
I read your comment that you do not have a NVH kit.
Question : How is your bevel-box then attached to the frame?

When you use a PB-bevel-box-mount, than I would advice to read the article about alignment in Bruces his m3wbevelbox.work website.
It is an article valuable for all M3W belt-drives
Possibly the article will give a solution to your problem

link : Being good aligned is an issue to consider


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Martin W #846085 08/07/26 10:04 AM
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I acquired an older-model rear hub, modified it on a lathe (removing 5 mm), and machined the exact 85.8 mm centering bore for the wheel; I then installed studs and used acorn nuts to secure the wheel. I also applied this stud modification to my original black hub.

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Herrie #846097 08/07/26 03:05 PM
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thanks for that, there's a lot of thought and work gone into that.

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