TRU-TURN SPINNER
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From: Port Washington,
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You can also get the 7mm x 1.25mm spinner adapter from MPI for about $3.50. It is a double nut set w/o the bolt. If you order the spinner directly from them, they will replace the stock adapter with whatever you need just for asking.
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You can also get the 7mm x 1.25mm spinner adapter from MPI for about $3.50. It is a double nut set w/o the bolt. If you order the spinner directly from them, they will replace the stock adapter with whatever you need just for asking.
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save yourself a few bucks and call Dave Brown products. I used to only use Tru Turn spinners until on whim I called Dave Brown, they cut the spinner to the specs I gave them and the fit was perfect. Quality is the same as Tru Turn. I only use Dave Brown spinners now.
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Although Dave Brown makes a nice spinner, the quality most assuredly is not the same. Tru-Turn spinners are machined out of billet aluminum and Dave Brown spinners are spun formed out of a piece of flat aluminum sheet.




