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Old 10-03-21, 03:24 PM
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Originally Posted by 70sSanO
You know, some 90’s Shimano freehubs had a spacer pressed onto the freehub body as a stop for a cassette.

I don’t think the FH-6500 had one, but if the freehub body had ever been replaced with another one, like a FH-M737, it would have that spacer. If it was ever removed you would need a spacer just to get back to a “normal’ cassette setup.

I only mention this because having to have over 3.5mm of spacers behind a 9 speed cassette seems odd.

John
The FH-6500 did not have a spacer on the rear of the freehub body.

It also has a slightly different mounting depth in the interface between the freehub body and the hub shell. Not many bodies would fit properly with the FH-6500 shell.
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