intresting concept.

[BusyKiwi]

I use the adapters on the back of my custom van to change stud pattern as my mags (15x10 imported from the states) have a weird stud pattern, they are early ford (real early) but the only thing they can be matched to on the books is the brand new Jeep although these mags are 60-70's

For Kiwis - the place who made mine up is a place called Znoelli     http://www.znoelli.co.nz/  is out in Manukau

[John Abbott]

OOO  Another run ...Now i like the sound of that.! 1st weekend in December the 7th (Sunday) sounds good?

cheers..Johnno

[Adam S]

I found a place that redrills and also does diffs and axle lengthening etc - just cant remember the name - but they were really cheap.  They are in Hector St Osborne Park, a couple of hundred metres back from the 90 degree bend that then takes you down to Scarb Beach Rd.

Also I wouldnt recommend wheel spacers or hub adaptors (other than for show use rim changes)... heard some horror stories, and an instant dismissal of any insurance claim (unlike most things that you can try and say werent deliberate or unknown - wheel spacers are considered a very deliberate illegal modification)

[steve_o_]

hi guys back after a long abcense,just reading up on the posts etc,loving the new site.anyway while i was looking for wheels for my van i hit on the idea of adapters so i got some made just under £100 for the set of four made out of steel,certainly seem like the way forward here as wheels for beddys dont come along too often so it opens up a wider range to fit.

[Brett]

BILLEAU ENGINEERING 20/21-231 Brisbane rd Labradore QLD 07 55376380  a shade over $100
they ask for hub measurements. They also cut and weld mags for different offsets.