Custom drive flanges

[customsinc]

Who's had the done? I'm trying to get my ideal wheels to fit a car but don't want any poke. Backs I've got a way to get them fitted flush but the fronts are a mare, wheels are 5x114.3 car is 4x95.25, so adaptors are out of the question.

Anyone have a contacts to who can do it? FWD car so needs to have the internal spline for front cv joint. Can draw up technical drawings as necessary.

Cheers

[adamb]

Drill the flanges with new holes...

[customsinc]

Don't have enough meat to accommodate the new pcd otherwise I would've.

curse word Montegos

[composimmonite]

Custom drive flanges from scratch are going to be very expensive. Buying another set of wheels could be a far cheaper option.
I'd say take a spare drive flange from the car along with a spare drive flange from the wheels donor to an engineering company and see if they can machine the centre out of the wheel item and splice / weld the centre off the car flange or have other suggestions got get what you require.

Paul H

[customsinc]

This is the first set of these wheels I've come across in years so another set is a no-no!

My other option is to run a fabricated upright that can use a mixture of bearing cv's and flanges etc from donors. Argh. Don't mind spending the money on the flanges I doubt they'll cost more than the damn wheels did!

[customsinc]

This is the first set of these wheels I've come across in years so another set is a no-no!

My other option is to run a fabricated upright that can use a mixture of bearing cv's and flanges etc from donors. Argh. Don't mind spending the money on the flanges I doubt they'll cost more than the damn wheels did!

[adamb]

Why not speak to someone about welding and re-drilling the wheels?

G23 engineering could probably help you with whatever you need (even flanges)