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Apr 29, 2009 18:39:52 GMT
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Hi,
Found some wheels 4x 100 PCD.
Need them to be 4x 97.25 PCD.
Can they be redrilled to the new PCD?
If so, who can do it?
I cannot use a hub adapter and no, cannot change hubs.
Thanks
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Apr 29, 2009 19:02:59 GMT
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You can probably use wobble bolts to take up that difference, just make sure you get the centre bore spot on.
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Apr 29, 2009 19:44:32 GMT
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Can you not get the hubs redrilled?
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The journey of 1000 miles starts with a single coffee.
I don't like coffee!
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Honestly, I think I'd just keep an eye out for some different rims. Whilst your PCD isn't the most common, it does have interesting wheels available. Forget the 4x100 rims and keep looking. What happened to the Allycats?
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I'm pretty sure wobble bolts will take up the difference in that, make sure the centre bore of the wheels is spot on the same as yours (use spigot rings if needed) and it'll be fine.
If you have allycats, sell them to me!
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Honestly, I think I'd just keep an eye out for some different rims. Whilst your PCD isn't the most common, it does have interesting wheels available. Forget the 4x100 rims and keep looking. What happened to the Allycats? Plan is still for Allycats. Basically the set I have are too wide for the fronts so trying to find some 6 x13"s for the front whilst keeping my 7 x 13" on the back. Allycats are more common in Ford PCD so was wondering about that route. I have found a set of 6 x 13" in Triumph PCD but bloke wants £200 and they need a refurb. I think he smells my desperation! |
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Half way through the redrilling process you'll be wishing you paid the £200 instead of dealing with a lot of hassle.*
* Bear in mind that I also suggested that you should pay full money for the car - which was the wrong advice. ;D
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Half way through the redrilling process you'll be wishing you paid the £200 instead of dealing with a lot of hassle. *
* Bear in mind that I also suggested that you should pay full money for the car - which was the wrong advice. ;D ;D ;D I am going down the buy them in the right PCD route, you're right I reckon.....this time |
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rod
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Has anyone ever investigated which wheels have enuf strength in the hub area to redrill in between the existing holes for another pcd? I know Wolfrace slot mags have solid centres,but what else? I need some wheels 4x4" pcd ,but am getting conflicting info as to whether 4x100mm will fit! BTW what do wobble bolts look like? (thread off centre?) Can you actually go into a wheel shop and ask for a a particular wheel drilled to your pcd ,or are you limited to what the manufacturer churns out?
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Last Edit: May 1, 2009 12:40:26 GMT by rod
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Wobble bolts:  |
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