New Source For Wheel Spacers and Adaptors

I stumbled across this web site and thought it might be useful for those wanting to fit alternative wheels, or maybe space their front wheels out a bit. The prices look reasonable too

http://www.wellspacedout.co.uk/
 
I ordered a set of 20m wheel spacers of this site. I placed the order the Sunday befor last and still not turned up. But to be fair they do state "give 21 days days for delivery" . I will let you know what they are like when they turn up.


powered by rust and brimstone !
DSC_0002_edited.jpg
 
They turned up yesterday :)

pdp431_zpsb9a91f1a.jpg


Turns out I measured the hubs without the drums off, So my spacers are way to big lol. I have now ordered a smaller set.
None the less they still look good.

pdp432_zps4eaf454f.jpg


pdp433_zps0b0b8db8.jpg



powered by rust and brimstone !
DSC_0002_edited.jpg
 
Your putting alot of weight and strain on those studs with that design of spacer[V] You would have been better with some that bolt to the studs then have another set of studs further round tapped into the spacer that are hubcentric to your wheels;)

th_IMG00509-20110506-2033.jpg

th_icon_welder.gif

A commer with even bigger boost will be appering on a screen near you soon!
 
Don't think i would want to reduce the turning circle anymore than it already is. Its already not that great on my bus[V]. The narrow front wheel base is all part of the character of the Commer and mine seems surprisingly stable into the corners:). I had a 1990 Isuzu van some time ago which was much more scary on the corners than my Commer. But an interesting option anyway.

Thanks;)

commer+018.jpg


Think different

www.commervanoztour.blogspot.com
 
Back
Top