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What's the correct process to fix these wheels?
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These 7r are in real bad condition. I am wondered what's the right process to get them fixed. Who would you recommend for this job? Thanks Burint   
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02-01-2008, 08:31 PM
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wow - those tropical rats have REALLY strong teeth
I doubt if they are worth fixing. They should probably be used for a beater or racer. You'd have to fill the 'holes' with metal and then file, sand, re-anodize & repolish. Al Reed or Harvey W. could tell if it is even possible... but to ship to them is cost prohibitive. I think they are Fuched. |
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02-01-2008, 08:36 PM
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Agreed, there are too many deep gouges and abrasions to get to look good and still have any integrity on the rim.
Serious curb chasers! Nasty spare maybe? |
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02-01-2008, 08:58 PM
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Burint:
Those are rough. However, Thailand is a major center for aircraft repair and if you can find out who repairs the wheels for the airplanes there, you will be in good hands. Diverdan |
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02-05-2008, 03:39 AM
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Hello Diverdan,
That's a good idea to be sure the wheels will get the proper repair. I would like to invest because they are 7R. wheels. Any good driving you have gone to lately? There must be the good highway where you live. Burint
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