You should be able to do this.
Not necessarily a longer B screw but your old one put in from the back side.   
Search for reversed B screw and you will find some pics.

The shim you mention is a bottom bracket or freewheel spacer.  I use a six 
speed cassette on an 8 sp hub and it takes the 4.5 mm spacer that adapts 7speed 
to 8 sp hubs plus  a 2 mm bb spacer.  Without  that 2mm spacer the lockring 
does not snug down


On Feb 9, 2012, at 12:31 PM, ccanter wrote:

> Does anyone know of a source for them?  My knees are begging me for
> this. My frugal nature has me wondering why not just buy a cog and
> convert the cassettes I already own.  Additionally my herd runs 7 and
> 9
> speed drive trains, so I'd like to do this for my 7 speed stuff too.
> I have seven speed spacers, but I would also need an additional shim
> to compensate for the thickness difference between the two cogs would
> I not?
>  Anyone think of a reason I could not do this....Oh I'd also need a
> longer B tension screw too wouldn't I.
> Thanks in advance,
> Clyde Canter
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