Runwell Marine 316 Elite Hub Nut Sets

The common issue with most track nuts is that the thread starts too far from the flange leading to poor engagement on wheels where axle length is an issue due to the frame. In the constant search for perfection, Runwell developed the Elite Hub Nut to solve a few issues which they've done with the following, Better thread engagement Increased durability Increased engagement with head of the wrench Low stack height whilst maintaining a very high thread count The Marine Nut 316 were developed after the success of the Elite Hub nuts. These units were designed to interface perfectly with a Runwell Drip15, Aqualia15 or Vatto15, which share a common 10mm head depth. Sharing it's design with the Elite Hub Nut, The Marine Nut 316 is one of the lowest weight track nuts on the market, and provides what we believe is the most amount of thread purchase of a commercially available aftermarket Track Nut. This is achieved by designing the thread interface to begin at the lowest point possible meaning you need less material for more thread purchase. Made from 316 Stainless steel, these are the most rust resistant track nut on the market. COMPATIBILITY M9 & M10 - Suits FFWD, Corima, Shimano Dura-Ace, Novatec (Most), Gran-Compe, DT Swiss, Mavic (Some - but not all), Velocity and many more. Campagnolo - Pista, Ghibli and Track Hubs - Use Groove M10x26TPI. These suit rear wheels only. The "Groove" nut will only suit Italian Threaded hubs with an M10x26TPI Thread pitch. These are commonly found on Campy, Some Miche and a handful of Italian hubs. If you're unsure around this please contact us Mavic Ellipse - Use M9 for Front and Rear as they share a common thread. SPECIFICATIONS Supplied as a Pair Colours: Stainless Silver Thread: M9 X 1.0mm, M10x 1.0mm Wrench Size Required: 15mm Washer Size: 22mm Total Stack: 12mm HOW TO MEASURE THREADS Measuring threads isn't difficult if you have a vernier caliper or a thread gauge. These two videos will give you a comprehensive understanding of how to use these respective tools correctly to identify your threads. Using a Screw Pitch Gauge - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nakVNcHVvwc Using a Vernier Caliper to Measure Threads - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ICCWvEK6_tg ADDITIONAL INFO If you have 3/8" Imperial threads which measure approximately 9.5mm these will not work. You will need to stick with a generic 3/8" Nut. We have seen some of these used on Suzue Pro-Max, Quando, and many unbranded hubs. If you're stuck on this, please contact us so we can help you!