wheel adapters
wheel adapters
I has anyone tried the wheel adapters sj to lr from jimnybits, interested to know if there any good,as I have a set of 31 lr rims & tyres, thank you
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Jordi
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Re: wheel adapters
Not tried them but I do have 30mm wheel spacers from LA Supertrux.
Very similar design, billet aluminium and they're very good quality.
Very similar design, billet aluminium and they're very good quality.
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Re: wheel adapters
thank you jordi cheaper than new wheels & tyres
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Re: wheel adapters
If you mean the grayston spacers with the hexagonal wheel extension stud then I've been using them for years with no problem
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Jordi
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Re: wheel adapters
No, there the billet alloy ones like those blue ones I used to use with my 31s.twiss wrote:If you mean the grayston spacers with the hexagonal wheel extension stud then I've been using them for years with no problem
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Re: wheel adapters
They are a better design than Grayston but I used them for years like Twiss, no problems. Depends on your budget I guess...
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Re: wheel adapters
what's the brand of those fwh's in darell's picture? I have a set of those on my wagon, but I need a bunch of new screws for it, and they are a really oddball size, so I'll probably have to order them from the manufacturer
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Re: wheel adapters
Looking at the picture im inclined to think its these guys? http://www.avm.com.br/products4.htm
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Re: wheel adapters
Those AVMs have been copied by the Chinese, there are a lot of cheap copies about.
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