***how to widen a wheel*** PART 3

once you have all the welding done you can grind you welds. if you don't plan to grind you welds that is fine. the one weld that you MUST GRIND is the one where the tire sits. the inside of the wheel needs to be clean from any trash or slag if you plan to use tubes in your tires.









i hope this has helped ya'll. please let me know if you have any questions.

-danny

 

Great article!! Shouldn't this be in the tech contest? And maybe combined with the other two parts?

 

No questions,..... congrats, great job, and a great tech article.

 

Danny, how many shop hours to do one wheel? (you know where I'm going on this)

 

Danny,
Nice Tech!

 

Nice Job

 

Great Tech !!!!!!! Fuck Stockton Wheel, I'll do it myself !!!!!

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it has been combined with thread one.

-danny

 

post the link to the first 2 parts! great tech.

 

Yes I would like to know also for the same reason .................................

 

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Danny, how many shop hours to do one wheel?
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it takes about 1 1/2 days to do a pair when grinding all the welds. a day without grinding the welds.

-danny
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