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dangerous_daveo

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Can anyone, or does anyone know of anyone that can make me up some custom (ie safer) wheel spacers. After doing a bit of reading on here about them, then actually changing my wheels over today, I noticed mine are severly lacking.

Basically I need something made up with a hub type thing so the wheel can sit on that rather than the wheel studs. From what I've read on here that should be good enough.

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/in...howtopic=105579

Something similar to that. Only problem is I believe my hubs are smaller that what the wheel needs. So the 'new hub' for the want of a better word would have to be bigger. I guess bolt on would be better, just I think they might be too think.

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for custom made spacers...ring Chris at Wheels Revolution, moss st...

I had some made there a while ago...the quality is second to none.

You got a number, and or sure thats their name?

I tried both wheels revolution and revolution wheels in both the yellow and white pages and got nothing.

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You got a number, and or sure thats their name?

I tried both wheels revolution and revolution wheels in both the yellow and white pages and got nothing.

I've got their card - Wheel Revolution 3209 2833

I've had them redrill some wheels for my previous race car, and modify a set of wheels to fit my 4WD. Always do good work, on time, and reasonable prices.

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