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Re: Tasmans Welding.

Posted: Sun Dec 25, 2011 11:35 am
by browny
ah no good if you where up near me (taree) i would have had ago for you,
im shocking at explaining stuff but i will give it ago , how i would do it if i didn't have a mill would be to use a set of jenny calipers (the ones that scribes parallel to a shoulder)
measure the bore in the center of the wheel and then work out the difference from what you measure to the holden FE - HR: PCD 5 on 107.95 mm set your calipers at the measurement
you work out then center punch on the line where you want your first hole to be drilled then mark the rest of the holes from this center punch by setting a divder at 63.45mm mark the 2nd hole from this then 3rd 4th 5th then from the 5th to the first hole should line up exact or very close if not have another try the dividers could have moved etc hope this helps

Re: Tasmans Welding.

Posted: Wed Dec 28, 2011 9:35 pm
by FINK EK
Your right ,i'llfind a w/shop with the right gear and get it done professionaly,that way is the safest,cheers Browno! :thumbsup:

Re: Tasmans Welding.

Posted: Thu Dec 29, 2011 9:33 pm
by Stygian
Fink, I had Neales Wheels in Western Sydney redrill my 14" Rocket mags from Valiant stud pattern to early Holden.

Re: Tasmans Welding.

Posted: Fri Dec 30, 2011 8:15 pm
by FINK EK
Stygian wrote:Fink, I had Neales Wheels in Western Sydney redrill my 14" Rocket mags from Valiant stud pattern to early Holden.
Hey, thanks man ,i really want to deal with the locals in case of any prob's,thanks,Gaz !

Re: Tasmans Welding.

Posted: Wed Jan 04, 2012 2:11 am
by WOWU
Don't try and do it by hand you'll stuff the rims.

I would be looking for someone with a CNC lathe try an engineering shop, it's critical you get the centers spot on otherwise they will shudder through the steering and be useless, worse than if your wheels are out of balance.

try Canterbury wheels and tyres in Melbourne, for some advice they do this sort of thing every day.

James

Re: Tasmans Welding.

Posted: Thu Jan 05, 2012 2:42 pm
by fingers
WOWU wrote:Don't try and do it by hand you'll stuff the rims.

I would be looking for someone with a CNC lathe try an engineering shop, it's critical you get the centers spot on otherwise they will shudder through the steering and be useless, worse than if your wheels are out of balance.

try Canterbury wheels and tyres in Melbourne, for some advice they do this sort of thing every day.

James
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I,m with James dont mess with them mate ..........if anything should happen like ...god forbid have an accident and the authories see the mod ...they will want to see engineering reports and certification ......I,m sorry mate I dont want to scare you but we are living in a increasingly authoritian world ran by poeple with very little else to do but create ever increasing rules and guidelines to control the population .......i could go on but ........Thanks for listening anyway ...Fingers

Re: Good Point Fingers

Posted: Thu Jan 05, 2012 7:50 pm
by WOWU
G'day Guys

Good point Fingers, an insurance company would try anything to get out of paying any policy if it showed that there were stress fractures in the mags, but if they were done by a certified engineer that would be covered.
make sure you get a receipt for the job once it is completed.

Regards

James

Re: Tasmans Welding.

Posted: Thu Jan 05, 2012 9:26 pm
by FINK EK
Thanks guys i'll see John Taverna at Phillip Island this w/end & he should be able to sort it out,he does just about everything car related :thumbsup: Gaz!

Re: Tasmans Welding.

Posted: Mon Jan 16, 2012 5:19 pm
by FINK EK
Unfranking believable Gumtree Melb classifieds,VG VAL COUPE 245 hemi clm auto starts n drives VG straight body,minor rust $900.15min from my place and it was just on.The guy was honest it's a ripper,good to get a win hey.I'm hoping the Tasmans will fit,they should.Any Mopar fans out there,i need a grill and front seat,thanks Gaz ! :thumbsup:

Re: Tasmans Welding.

Posted: Mon Jan 16, 2012 6:47 pm
by browny
awesome that solves that problem haha , wish i was that lucky

Re: Tasmans Welding.

Posted: Mon Jan 16, 2012 8:01 pm
by Trev
FINK EK wrote:Unfranking believable Gumtree Melb classifieds,VG VAL COUPE 245 hemi clm auto starts n drives VG straight body,minor rust $900.15min from my place and it was just on.The guy was honest it's a ripper,good to get a win hey.I'm hoping the Tasmans will fit,they should.Any Mopar fans out there,i need a grill and front seat,thanks Gaz ! :thumbsup:
Love the VG coupe's, I've had a sedan with a 245 and nearly got a VG sedan Pacer but it wasn't meant to be :thumbsdown: .

Re: Tasmans Welding.

Posted: Tue Jan 17, 2012 10:17 am
by WOWU
i sold a VF Valiant Coupe and VF Valiant sedan last year both V8 versions the sedan drove but I was going resto the Coupe.

I decided to go with the FB instead. :clap: :thumbsup:

James

Re: Tasmans Welding.

Posted: Tue Jan 17, 2012 10:58 am
by Mick
i've had a few VG convertables and a sedan allways wanted a 2 door with the roof..............you lucky bastasd 8)