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To Attach Permanent Bracket
1. Drill
1
/
8
in (~3 mm) holes in rear fender lip, above wheel hub - use permanent bracket as
template (Figure 9).
2. Do not mount DMI restraint bracket at this time (to ensure DMI restraint rod is vertical
once DMI is installed).
To Attach Temporary Bracket (“Optional”)
1. Clean vehicle surface for placement of suction cups or magnetic strip.
2. Temporarily attach suction cups or magnetic strip.
3. Predetermine requirement for spacers, note special body features such as fender and
body protrusions (use of spacers is on an ‘as required’ basis).
4. Thread spacers onto temporary bracket.
5. Either thread on suction cups (onto spacers), or use supplied nylon screws to attach
magnetic strip instead.
6. Do not mount DMI restraint bracket and spacers at this time.
3.2.2. Assemble Distance Measuring Indicator
The Universal Hub Adapter (Figure 5) has pre-cut slots to accommodate three, four, five,
six, seven, eight, nine and ten bolt wheels. All installations use the reference slot (marked
with an ‘x’) and the slots labelled with the corresponding number of wheel bolts.
Note: Wheels with six bolts or more may require a larger diameter Universal Hub
Adapter (Figure 5).
The following are installation examples:
• On a four-bolt wheel use the reference slot ‘x’ and the slots labelled 4
• On a three-bolt wheel, use the slots labelled 6 and ‘x’
• On an eight-bolt wheel, use the slots labelled 4 and ‘x’
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