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Where do you get Rudge knock off spinners ?
I had a guy call me last week that needs a set of Rudge Knock-off spinners as the chrome shop "lost" his ,
I looked at a few 356 parts websites but did not see any , So asking you guys if you know who makes them now, thanks for your help
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11-05-2013, 03:37 AM
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Check with UNOBTANIUM INC - RESELLERS OF FINE EUROPEAN AUTOMOBILES AND RESTORATION PARTS . They might be able to point you in the right direction. From what I know they are very hard to find and very expensive. A set of Rudge's goes for about $40k.
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11-09-2013, 07:41 PM
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The Rudge setup was a british adaption. If you notice the drums. there are hubs which bolt to the drums. I believe that the knockoffs were an english thread. And I believe that the knockoffs were the same as the ones on the british cars. But I believe they have long been depleted. And remember there are 2 left hand thread and 2 right hand thread spinners.
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