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Old 08-28-19, 01:05 PM
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Andrew Gillis has a great trick - set the wheel where you want it and then cut the screw with about 3/16" sticking out, dab of Loctite and then thread the cap on, so it's flush against the dropout.

and to answer the question posed by the OP - spring goes on the inside.

Dave Levy at TiCycles makes stainless steel hardware that duplicates the original, nice and shiny and probably stronger. Available on ebay.

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