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Old 05-16-2014, 09:43 PM
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rolled the spacer peice and welded it in actually turned out straighter when finished than when i started. not 100% perfect but the hubcaps or weights will hide the sins lol. added 4 inches and now have 11 inches bead to bead
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Nice job. How did you cut the wheel?
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I do not know how he did it. But I have a Buddy of mine that chucks them in a lathe and uses a parting tool. He also uses the lathe to tack the band in and for the final welding, using a dial indicator to check the run out during the final welding.
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bolted it to a hub spun it and used a cutoff wheel on my grinder. worked out quite well left it mounted on hub while i tacked it back together.
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Nice job. What are you going to run on them, or run them on for that matter?
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im in the process of turning my 782d into a super. have a supersteer front axel that has f cub hubs and 18 850 8s and power steering. waiting on patton acres to send me the super tunnel cover so i can use it to judge how far to stretch frame. do you think it needed a bath?
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It definitely needed a bath! Looking forward to your build!
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