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Changing the wheel offset #2826459
09/29/20 01:28 PM
09/29/20 01:28 PM
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I'm looking for someone that can cut and reset the center section of a 2-piece Centerline billet wheel so as to change the offset. Located preferably near the west coast-ish (Boise, ID).
Any suggestions would be appreciated.

Thanks

Re: Changing the wheel offset [Re: Moparteacher] #2826462
09/29/20 01:38 PM
09/29/20 01:38 PM
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I used to have a circle car shop that would do things like that with wheels. He also sold rims, stocked centers and outer hoops and would mate them up in different combinations to make whatever you needed.

So, ask a local circle car guy. They'll know who does that.


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Re: Changing the wheel offset [Re: Moparteacher] #2826467
09/29/20 01:55 PM
09/29/20 01:55 PM
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I'm thinking cutting the parts won't work well unless you want minimum offset changes, I had Centerline make me some custom offset Auto Drag wheel years ago
They cut and welded in a new piece on the back half of those wheels to make them shruggy work
Call them and see if they will sell you the parts you need to make yours work scope
If that doesn't work sell yours and order new ones as long as they can and will make them for you twocents


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