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clubmn
 Post subject: Re-drilling mag wheels
PostPosted: Thu Jun 02, 2005 6:21 pm 
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Does anybody know what it costs to re drill a set of superlites, And fill the old holes, Let me know.

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Why do they need to be redrilled?

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FatMaserati wrote:
Why do they need to be redrilled?


My guess would be that they aren't the right PCD.

It's illegal (for road use) so I don't think you will find too many people willing to do it for you.

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really, Your not aloud to re-drill road cars, crap, Is that Victorian Law...

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NFI -

I'm still doing it however..........well, someone is doing it for me.

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The used to simply redrill the holes without filling the original ones, that was dodge.
But I can't see any reason why they can't redrill them if they fill in the originals. Who's to know anyway?

Mag wheel shops used to be good for that kind of information.

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there is a place here insydney that dose it neals wheels at um oh god whats that suburb lol
bout 100 a wheel they put in steel inserts in the old hole
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Make a few calls to your local engineering places, they should be able to do it for around $100 for a set but there should be no need. Bob Jane at Erina told me I had to do it when they saw that my studs just make the outside of the rim and they thought the nuts wouldn't fit on. I wont be going back to them again! It would be next to impossible to find nuts to fit if you got them drilled.

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huh ?????????
scotty in english please
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umm...I don't think I could dumb it down any further :? :D IMO: DON'T DRILL!

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Oh, he means that the studs weren't long enuf. I get it.

That is what you meant wasn't it Scotty? :?:

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but you can get the type that jelly beans use they sit inside the wheel if ya know what i mean or you can get them dilled to suit the stud size on the hub

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Why Cant you
on Hub, use the old thread and Locty it in...cut it and machine it smoth
Cut new PCD + new wheels
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gafmo wrote:
Why Cant you
on Hub, use the old thread and Locty it in...cut it and machine it smoth
Cut new PCD + new wheels
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Um... it's dangerous?? :shock:
Make NEW hubs, if you go that way. Anything is possible, just costs $90+/hr at your friendly toolmaker with all the CNC machining goodies! :lol:

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:shock: + Spline $$$

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