Tech QUESTION: Anyone make there own wheel-adapters?

Anyone have pics of wheel adaptors, (adapters?) or better yet,
anyone ever MAKE there OWN?

Got any tips?
Say, metal to use, etc.?

 

Are you looking for spacers or are you earching the ones that change bolt patters? Either way check with AIM Industries. I normaly would not send any one there but theres is the only nome that comes to mind.

 

I made a set to go from BMC ( 4X4" ) to Triumph ( 4X3 3/4" ).
But only because I could not find a set in the right offset, etc...
They do make what I needed for my Roadster ( 5X 4 1/2" to 5X5 1/2"), so I bought them.

 

I got mine from MC Motorsports. Not cheap, but service is real good & fast.(5X4.75 to 5X5.5).DAVE

 

I got 2 off a 4t64rd now I am going to go to a machine shop and use them as patterns to get my front hubs redrilled and use the adaptors on the back axle

so maybe if you got things all tore to***** anyways you could buy one adaptor and redrill your bolt patterns?

there is a guy in the tech section Trinary I think his name is? anyways he made a jig thing for redrilling bolt patterns in your hubs and axles have a look at his setup

 

all i've seen were aluminum.

like someone else said, you could try AIM, though they got issues. also, "the lugnut king" has em, like 40 bucks a pop i think.

really no rocket science to it, if you're a machinist. if not, just buy em.