huskyte610e
Husqvarna
B Class
Can anyone confirm that the wheels off the previous series Huskies: 450 / 510 / 610
fit onto the 449 and 511?
fit onto the 449 and 511?
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Wheel Interchange with a 449/511
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Husqvarna
I can try a WR300 to TXC511 swap if the WR wheels are the same as the four strokes.... I will take a close look when I get some time in the garage.
yes, same fit as other 4st bikes
huskyte610e
Husqvarna
B Class
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Kelly, I am not sure of this yet, I know the rotor guards fit but the rear hub is a different part number than the 250/310 rear wheel. Will look into this. Mike
K5PL5
Husqvarna
Pro Class
Along this topic, if I were to get a pair of older wheels/discs/etc, what do I need in order to offset my caliper on the 2013 TE for the larger Husky disc? Does someone make this particular offset bracket or do I need to go to an aftermarket kit with oversized disc and offset bracket?
K5PL5
Husqvarna
Pro Class
So I would utilize the spacers for the 450/510s with the wheels when installing them on a 449/511 fork or swingarm?
They are
Rob578
Husqvarna
AA Class
I can only speak to the WR vs 630 but the 630 is 3mm wider. The wheel fits fine but sprocket is offset 3 mm due to the added material at the sprocket mounting tabs. To use these on the WR I'm going to need to have the extra material machined off, don't think I can line everything up by using different spacers.
I know this doesn't specifically answer your question but might be something to consider if you find an older set of 2T wheels. Then again maybe you could put some 3 mm spacers behind the sprocket and use the 4T sprocket bolts......
I know this doesn't specifically answer your question but might be something to consider if you find an older set of 2T wheels. Then again maybe you could put some 3 mm spacers behind the sprocket and use the 4T sprocket bolts......
Yes, the 2 stokes have different sprocket offsets than the 4 strokes.
I don't recommend this but a buddy cut down a used sprocket and used it as a spacer for the sprocket to use 2 stroke wheels on a 4 stroke. Has held up fine but I don't really like the idea as the offset sprocket does not engage the hub lip any more.
R. Stephen
Husqvarna
Pro Class
the rear spacing on a 449/511 platform is 2mm different for the sprocket and brake rotor than the 450/510 platform. They will bolt up fine but you will experience weird sprocket wear and brake rotor might rub. You can fix it with a few washers though. I made some fit on my 511.
Yvoshkiro
Husqvarna
A Class
the rear needs 2mm spacer between rear sprocket and hub, but the front does not fit that easy,
the hub will fit but the brakedisc will be too far out. to make it fit you will have to adapt youre hub ,shorten it by 2mm, this will dammage youre hub permanently so they wont fit on a 510 anymore.
so it is better to buy a new hub(511) and install the rim on it.