Super Trick fans .. Rejoice !

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Russ

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You mean to tell me that my wheels are coming back in style??? I bought mine new in 1984.

Brian

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I never knew they went out of style

Here's mine.

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The Motor Wheel Flys were IMO the best-looking drag wheel ever;

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You mean to tell me that my wheels are coming back in style??? I bought mine new in 1984.

Brian

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You mean to tell me that my wheels are coming back in style??? I bought mine new in 1984.

Brian

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You have Centerlines that have been in production continuously since their intro in......75-fish. Ron's Dart above look line Centerlines as well.

Those wheels are a riveted 2 piece where the original spun aluminum wheel, the Cragar Super Trick was a bolted together 2 piece. The other diff is that in their natural state, Centerlines are more shiney than the super Tricks.

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Centerline Auto Drags were not spun, and still not.

I worked there for some time..

They were press formed then riveted together.

Front pieces were brushed to get the look before riveting..

Had to be very careful not to miss in the rivet press.

The new process wheels are unbelievable.. They even use a water jet type of forming machine.. Watched it myself..


Chris..

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You mean to tell me that my wheels are coming back in style??? I bought mine new in 1984.

Brian

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You have Centerlines that have been in production continuously since their intro in......75-fish. Ron's Dart above look line Centerlines as well.

Those wheels are a riveted 2 piece where the original spun aluminum wheel, the Cragar Super Trick was a bolted together 2 piece. The other diff is that in their natural state, Centerlines are more shiney than the super Tricks.

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Gorgeous. Must be an old pic - the Mg fronts haven't been re-polished since the sticker was applied. Funny how the plating on the plastic center caps wasn't all that shiny even when new.

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pic is two years old

guy found them in a shop going out of business

chebbie bolt pattern .. [/quote


Wow, bet those would bring a buck 2 98 on e-bay

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Hey, everybody!

Thanks for letting everyone know about Trick Wheels new, "Bolt." It is a 1-piece forging that looks exactly like a Cragar Super Trick. Tried to make it as close as possible. Even the center cap is exactly like a spun Cragar cap - just not embossed. In fact, I may emboss some later, but I like being able to "print" it. See "news" section for article on center caps.

So far, we have fronts (15"x3.5" with 1.75" b.s.). Working on rear sizes - lots of engineering drawing time and CNC programming for each size… Glad to have the first ones done. Whew!

Tim Gavern
P.S. 15"x3.5" Gyros (5-slot) and 15"x3.5" Flys are next!

trickwheels.com

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Why would they remake them

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Now that I see what the new trick wheels look like,they remind me of centerline wheels with bolts..
They need to have that white spun alum look..it's the white alum that draws your eye.IMO

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Hey, everybody!

Thanks for letting everyone know about Trick Wheels new, "Bolt." It is a 1-piece forging that looks exactly like a Cragar Super Trick. Tried to make it as close as possible. Even the center cap is exactly like a spun Cragar cap - just not embossed. In fact, I may emboss some later, but I like being able to "print" it. See "news" section for article on center caps.

So far, we have fronts (15"x3.5" with 1.75" b.s.). Working on rear sizes - lots of engineering drawing time and CNC programming for each size… Glad to have the first ones done. Whew!

Tim Gavern
P.S. 15"x3.5" Gyros (5-slot) and 15"x3.5" Flys are next!

trickwheels.com

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