anyone know anywhere that does alloy wheel modifications?

[maseratikarate]

firstly hello everyone im new

i have a maserati 3200 and im wanting to change the wheels, the problem is the fitments kind of restrict my choice in aftermarkets rims some what...

Front 18 x 8 inch; studs 5 x 108pcd; et/offset 55
Rear 18x 9.5 inch; studs 5 x 108pcd; et/offset 52

i want to upsize to 19's and was wandering if the following options are possible to modify the wheels once iv bought them, what it would cost and who i could get to do it??

widening

increasing center bore

PCD re-drill


cheers

[SystemParanoia]

you could get split rims

[davepoth]

Of all of those, I think the centre bore redrill is the most feasible. But as was said, split rims might be the way to go.

[paul26982]

image or rotiform build them to your spec

[maseratikarate]

hmmm looked at the split rims but im not sure i like that style as they kind of give a retro look and the point of getting new wheels is im trying to modernise the car

[maseratikarate]

anyone else know anyone or tried either of these options??

[Krikkit]

What's the centrebore you need? Have a look on here for similar alloys, I'm guessing it'll be similar to Ferrari for their fitment.

[adeel_gt]

G23 Engineering can do re drills and most things wheel related or the safer option of making you pcd adaptors.

[rob.e]

Personally I would not waste your time trying to modify something to fit.

For a car like that either stick to OE wheels or get something manufacturered to your spec.

There are lots of companies who will do that for you;

http://www.adv1wheels.com/adv1wheels/advgal/index....

http://www.issforged.com/iss-gallery/maserati-gall...

http://prostores.exotica-motorsports.com/xcart/Nov...

360 forged, hre etc etc.

[maseratikarate]

i drooled over the hre p47's for a while but i really cant afford 1k a wheel

2k is about my limit

[TA14]

Krikkit said:

What's the centrebore you need? Have a look on here for similar alloys, I'm guessing it'll be similar to Ferrari for their fitment.

Great website but sadly for the OP, as you guessed, it's only a Ferarri wheel that'll be any use. I'd try Image or Compomotive. And stick with 18s