Wheel repair

Started by Kron, August 15, 2006, 08:49:02 PM

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Kron

What would be the best way to correct this very slight bend in the wheel?


NurburgRob

Take it to a tyre fitter and see if it\'s still round first, then enquire with a wheel refubisher, that\'d be what I\'d be doing.
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allstaruk

Have a word with dave the owner of TVMOT, he got one of my wheels straightened by a mate of his and did a spot on job.

grinder

big hammer would be my first start :D


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Ricco_04

lol, that\'s what I first thought!

Would I be right in thinking this is not the way to go then? ;)

grinder

could could prob shape it out with a ball pein hammer - then balance it - its just not the correct way of doing it :D


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