Last jobs......Wilwood 4 Pots and center caps
Discussion
KKson said:
Very nice. What pads are you running on them Glen? I went for standard EBC on my HiSpec ones but now wishing I'd gone for Mintex 1144's for that extra bite.
Hi KeithNot sure, I want to say carbone lorraine but the spelling on the old receipt is horrific and I wasnt sure those were around back when they were fitted
Either way they do bite very well cold and even better once a little warmer
I was looking at your wheels (and exposed hub nuts) at the fest and wondering what you could do with that.
I had an alternative idea - on one wheel nut per wheel, weld on a nut (say an M6) centrally onto the top.
Then you can put a flat disc type cover in the centre, covering all the nuts, and secured with a countersunk bolt. If you use a black disk and a black japanned bolt it would look pretty cool.
I had an alternative idea - on one wheel nut per wheel, weld on a nut (say an M6) centrally onto the top.
Then you can put a flat disc type cover in the centre, covering all the nuts, and secured with a countersunk bolt. If you use a black disk and a black japanned bolt it would look pretty cool.
adam quantrill said:
I was looking at your wheels (and exposed hub nuts) at the fest and wondering what you could do with that.
I had an alternative idea - on one wheel nut per wheel, weld on a nut (say an M6) centrally onto the top.
Then you can put a flat disc type cover in the centre, covering all the nuts, and secured with a countersunk bolt. If you use a black disk and a black japanned bolt it would look pretty cool.
Yes, they caused me a right headache. I originally bought some proper compomotive caps as they still sell them but for some reason these wheels don't have a groove in the centre bore. Bugger I thoughtI had an alternative idea - on one wheel nut per wheel, weld on a nut (say an M6) centrally onto the top.
Then you can put a flat disc type cover in the centre, covering all the nuts, and secured with a countersunk bolt. If you use a black disk and a black japanned bolt it would look pretty cool.
The bore is 63mm so hit the interweb for ideas and found some high pressure builders pipe for swimming pool. External dia of 63mm and a very nice tight interference fit. Cut the pipe on the band saw and then located some regular centre caps of eBay for the 58mm internal diameter. Glue both parts together and paint
Bingo lol
Bit of a faff but a nice solution and will look great with the tvr logo on
gmw9666 said:
Yes, they caused me a right headache. I originally bought some proper compomotive caps as they still sell them but for some reason these wheels don't have a groove in the centre bore. Bugger I thought
The bore is 63mm so hit the interweb for ideas and found some high pressure builders pipe for swimming pool. External dia of 63mm and a very nice tight interference fit. Cut the pipe on the band saw and then located some regular centre caps of eBay for the 58mm internal diameter. Glue both parts together and paint
Bingo lol
Bit of a faff but a nice solution and will look great with the tvr logo on
Do you have a picture of your creative centre cap solution?The bore is 63mm so hit the interweb for ideas and found some high pressure builders pipe for swimming pool. External dia of 63mm and a very nice tight interference fit. Cut the pipe on the band saw and then located some regular centre caps of eBay for the 58mm internal diameter. Glue both parts together and paint
Bingo lol
Bit of a faff but a nice solution and will look great with the tvr logo on
I have some OZcopy wheels but no centre caps
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