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It shouldn't. Most of the rebuild kits I have purchased come with two types of needle and seat and you just have to use the one that is most similar to the existing one. If you only have one version in your kit, then it should work fine. They may have changed the design to fewer larger holes because they won't clog as easily as smaller ones and they only have to drill once with a larger bit in production rather than 3 times with a smaller bit to produce the part. That would be my guess anyway.

Hey Jon,

Here's my addy for the blog arborealdre@yahoo.com. I forgot to mention I have a couple rear disc brake sets if you are interested. I meant to mention it when you were here. I'll make you a deal on a set and we can install them in my driveway if you want. If not, happy trails, and please connect me to your blog. Sounds like an epic journey. I am looking forward to seeing some photos.

Thanks,

Andre

Thanks for coming by today Jon. Here's my addy (arborealdre@yahoo.com) if you could connect me with your blog that would be cool.

Hey Jon, I am at 503-653-5925. SE Portland

I see, where in Washington are you located? When is your buddy getting back? I don't mind holding them for a bit, but I do want to get my garage cleared out.

Alloys usually go for ~ $40-$50 each. Steelies usually go for ~$30-$35 each. I sold the alloys at a discount because I did not have lugnuts or centercaps.

$30 each

They were pretty dusty and dirty so I sprayed them off.

One has a slight distortion. I massaged it a couple times with a punch and hammer. The bead looks fine.

Sorry, I completely forgot. Thanks for reminding me. I will get photo later today or tomorrow.

That's correct 4x140. I can probably shoot you a picture at the end of the week.

Yes MadMax picked up the set of 14" alloys this morning. I will have a set of 14" steel pugs for sale soon, if you want to jump on those. How soon are you leaving for Panama?