Not sure where this belongs. Thought maybe someone here could help me help a friend in Portland. Anyone in or around the Portland area have any suggestions?
Thanks.
He writes:
Stupid question: I need to turn the centers on my Titan rims - they're 18" outside diameter. The inner hub hole is only 3.5" and I need it to be 4". I don't want to butcher it myself with a router, but nobody seems to know who does this sort of machine work. Do you know who would have a lathe or mill that could do that?
Turning the hub mount hole of a Titan rim
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Turning the hub mount hole of a Titan rim
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Re: Turning the hub mount hole of a Titan rim
Most have the lip machined off the hub. If this is going on a datsun pick up
Scroll down to fit those big wheels
http://community.ratsun.net/topic/2105- ... ere-first/
Scroll down to fit those big wheels
http://community.ratsun.net/topic/2105- ... ere-first/
L series only have one header!
i need another garage mine is full of part's
i need another garage mine is full of part's
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Re: Turning the hub mount hole of a Titan rim
Forgot: These are going on a D21.
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Re: Turning the hub mount hole of a Titan rim
Same thing if I remember right
L series only have one header!
i need another garage mine is full of part's
i need another garage mine is full of part's
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Re: Turning the hub mount hole of a Titan rim
If you're going to pay to have it done, then machine the hub instead and then you can run any wheels and not have to worry about getting the new wheels machined.
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Re: Turning the hub mount hole of a Titan rim
Excellent idea. I wonder why we didn't think of that. Thanks Matt!thisismatt wrote:If you're going to pay to have it done, then machine the hub instead and then you can run any wheels and not have to worry about getting the new wheels machined.
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