Sorry for the re-post
#1
Sorry for the re-post
Hey all, new to forum, just wanted a little input on something, i just got these rims off the CNC and was looking closer at a stock rim and was wondering about that hex peice in the back where the pin sits in, is that supposed to come out for a reason or would i be able to just cut the pin slot in? thought i would get more of an answer here
#2
DOPE wheel! can you CNC some rims for my 1:1 ride??
I don't think that you would want to cut a slot for the pin since it will be metal on metal and you might break the pins under too much load...I could be wrong.
I don't think that you would want to cut a slot for the pin since it will be metal on metal and you might break the pins under too much load...I could be wrong.
#3
lol, thats possible
see what happens should be ok i'd think, just want some opinions
see what happens should be ok i'd think, just want some opinions
#4
billet rims
heres a couple more i got going
#5
Registered User
What software are you using to design those? Autodesk Inventor?
#6
i'll check, im not the designer.
#7
Registered User
ok, are you just making them? How much you charge?
#8
Well cant do alot of advertisement here but the range from 39.95 to 49.95$
and you will be able to get custom parts made soon.
and you will be able to get custom parts made soon.
#9
my site should be up an running fully by the end of the day
#11
Thats what we are gunna try, should be fine
#12