Wheel Widening
Thats pretty sweet!
Wondering how much it costs, how reliable/sturdy it is, and if their is a closer place though
Wondering how much it costs, how reliable/sturdy it is, and if their is a closer place though
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Originally posted by Fordified
nobody locally can do it. There are a couple of shops that you can take the wheels to, but they will ship them out to be done. You may want to call Glenn's Wheel Polishing or Wheel Tec and see if they can refer you somewhere.
nobody locally can do it. There are a couple of shops that you can take the wheels to, but they will ship them out to be done. You may want to call Glenn's Wheel Polishing or Wheel Tec and see if they can refer you somewhere.
Depends on the construction too - Cast wheels are not that strong to begin with - so welding will typically not have much effect. Forged wheels can be substantially weakened by welding and widening.
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