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PostPosted: Fri Aug 19, 2005 5:58 pm 
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hey does anyone know where i can get a reasonably large set of wheel spacers to fill out my arches before i get my new wheels? they would need to be an inch at least! :? it wont have to last tooo long either. anyone use them or know people that do, i dont have the time to get spacer drums cut..

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I have a set, all i hav to do is find them...... If they appear i will let you know.

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ARE SPACER PLATES LEGAL? And you might need longer studs to then :wink:


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PostPosted: Fri Aug 19, 2005 6:19 pm 
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There not in NSW and yes you will need longerr studs, sorry i am keeping mine. Rules must be different in VIC as i saw alot of spacered wheels whilst at the mini muster. Only guessing but it must be alright down there?( i am Unsure)

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I got a spare set sitting here that I do not need. but hey its always handy to stock up on stuff. :lol:


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 Post subject: Re: wheel spacers
PostPosted: Fri Aug 19, 2005 6:50 pm 
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meeni wrote:
hey does anyone know where i can get a reasonably large set of wheel spacers to fill out my arches before i get my new wheels? they would need to be an inch at least! :? it wont have to last tooo long either. anyone use them or know people that do, i dont have the time to get spacer drums cut..


$55 a corner plus a little bit of post and you can have them next week.

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meeni wrote:
hey does anyone know where i can get a reasonably large set of wheel spacers to fill out my arches before i get my new wheels? they would need to be an inch at least! :? it wont have to last tooo long either. anyone use them or know people that do, i dont have the time to get spacer drums cut..


$55 a corner plus a little bit of post and you can have them next week.


for spacers??? spaced drums are only 55 new from mini sport :?


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PostPosted: Fri Aug 19, 2005 7:05 pm 
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i have longer wheel studs so that is no longer a problem, 55 bucks, hmm i paid less then that for the wheels!

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PostPosted: Fri Aug 19, 2005 7:11 pm 
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meeni wrote:
hey does anyone know where i can get a reasonably large set of wheel spacers to fill out my arches before i get my new wheels? they would need to be an inch at least! :? it wont have to last tooo long either. anyone use them or know people that do, i dont have the time to get spacer drums cut..


$55 a corner plus a little bit of post and you can have them next week.


for spacers??? spaced drums are only 55 new from mini sport :?


Noted. Had Meeni asked for spaced rear drums I would have pointed him in the direction. These aren't the typical spacers. They are the ones Jan has on Mutant. They bolt to the mini hub and can be any (reasonable) thickness and any stud pattern. They are used for fitting just about any new wheel to old school cars.

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arrr. now we are on the same page.. :lol: more info = good and less :?


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hmm, i wish i was going to spend that much on them, mutants ones are great!, but, i dont have that much, oh i wish i did

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Why don't you just get some new spaced drums, there about $70 each and legal. Is it just the rear you need or all round?

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i need all round i need to make my wheels about an inch larger to fill out my wood and picket arches. spacer drums arent big enough

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Whats the width of your wheels, I have wood and pickett arches in my van
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I am running 10x6 "minilights" with spaced drums and they are only just neatly tucked away. 10x5's would look good also. Obviously the offset is where it counts.

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Spacers are legal in NSW only if they are screwed or welded to the hub.
Ask any Hot Rod owner :D
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