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Wire/spoke Rims


Dinukap4

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Yes mate :)

never seen those in tire shops before, but once saw a similar recon allys once in a yard in mawanella. but they only had 3 wheels.

but try the recon alloy shop near the vendol factory in the colombo - kandy road. they might have

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never seen those in tire shops before, but once saw a similar recon allys once in a yard in mawanella. but they only had 3 wheels.

but try the recon alloy shop near the vendol factory in the colombo - kandy road. they might have

Been very hard to find them maybe better off ordering some off US, Thanks for the reply mate Cheers.

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whats the car your gonna fix those wire spoke alloys?

A project I'm working on, anyways I've found 4 near Mount Lavinia but they don't have the adopters. They said I could make them from some lathe ? I don't think that gonna be a easy job at all any alternative ways that these could be mounted ?

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A project I'm working on, anyways I've found 4 near Mount Lavinia but they don't have the adopters. They said I could make them from some lathe ? I don't think that gonna be a easy job at all any alternative ways that these could be mounted ?

not sure about that, i personally don't think that's a good idea either.

guess your better off getting it down from eBay with the adapters and all.

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Got hold of the rims need to buy the adopters now.

'Dinukap4',

Adapters you have to make them. I think if they do not fit in to your car wheel hubs.

Can you inform the place what you bought the rims and the cost.

Sylvi Wijesinghe.

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'Dinukap4',

Adopters you have to make them. I think if they do not fit in to your car wheel hubs.

Can you inform the pace what you bought the rims and the cost.

Sylvi Wijesinghe.

If you are talking about these

http://img35.imagesh...6/dscn5331v.jpg

where do you think will make these ? I'm sure its possible but I can't think of a good lathe. And The rims I got them for 30K Was kept aside for some time needs buffing done but for the price I'm glad.

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If you are talking about these

http://img35.imagesh...6/dscn5331v.jpg

where do you think will make these ? I'm sure its possible but I can't think of a good lathe. And The rims I got them for 30K Was kept aside for some time needs buffing done but for the price I'm glad.

'Dinukap4',

Can you up load the picture of rims what you have bought.

Because I thought you wanted to fix them to your existing wheels of your vehicle.

Picture like what member shiffer had posted and you have confirmed on your reply post.

Can you select the exact adapter what you want from the under web pages.and there is a very important web page regarding wheel adapters.

http://www.ogwirewheels.com/accessories.html.

http://www.amazon.com/Wire-Wheel-Adapters-13-14/dp/B006CTOLRG/ref=pd_sim_sbs_auto_1/190-4007067-5201222

http://www.ehow.com/how-does_4674537_wheel-adapters-safe.html

Sylvi Wijesinghe.

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'Dinukap4',

Can you up load the picture of rims what you have bought.

Because I thought you wanted to fix them to your existing wheels of your vehicle.

Picture like what member shiffer had posted and you have confirmed on your reply post.

Can you select the exact adapter what you want from the under web pages.and there is a very important web page regarding wheel adapters.

http://www.ogwirewhe...cessories.html.

http://www.amazon.co...4007067-5201222

http://www.ehow.com/...pters-safe.html

Sylvi Wijesinghe.

I'll get some pics soon, Just measured them they are 14x8 Rims a inch wider than the one's I had on. And yeah I'm families with the rims mate did a hell lot of research before buying them, I was asking because if I could get them made here it would cost a lot lower bwtween what size tires will this rim fit on ? Will my old tires fit on it even though its just a inch wider ? I'm a noob when it comes to tires .

PS. This look just like them

http://www.ebay.com/itm/14x7-LOWRIDER-WIRE-WHEELS-SET-Chrome-100-Spoke-Rims-/370475177043?_trksid=p2047675.m2109&_trkparms=aid%3D333001%26algo%3DRIC.CURRENT%26ao%3D2%26asc%3D8%26meid%3D4050448115244827706%26pid%3D100010%26prg%3D1076%26rk%3D4%26sd%3D200627932909%26

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Dinukap4,

You say early rims are little bigger. Can you take a pic of a rim what you have.

Just measured them they are 14x8 Rims a inch wider than the one's I had on. And yeah I'm families with the rims mate did a hell lot of research before buying them, I was asking because if I could get them made here it would cost a lot lower between what size tires will this rim fit on ? Will my old tires fit on it even though its just a inch wider ? I'm a nob when it comes to tires .

I checked my Vehicle rims and all have outside measurement 13 Inches. My Tires are 145 R 12 x LT 80.

Therefore your existing Tires will fit as for my observation. There is a one inch difference on the Rim and the Tire.

Please log into the under web page. You will get a clear answer for your question.

http://www.ehow.com/...e-rim-size.html

DOT Denote, Department of Transport USA.

Sylvi Wijesinghe.

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Dinukap4,

You can do your self if you have electric drill there are polishing wire brushes available at Panchikawathe hardware stores, there are brass and steel wire brushes various grades with heavy scraping and polishing. If you have a fair mechanical knowledge you can select the brushes.

Do you want to polish your new rims what you have bought. Those are wire spoke rims. Am I correct.

If you log into the web page below you will get a knowledge if polishing the wheels.

http://www.mobiloil.com/USA-English/MotorOil/Car_Care/DIY/Aluminum_Wheel_Buffing.aspx

Sylvi Wijesinghe.

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