Hi all, I have just finished development of the bolt-on wheel spacers. They are 27mm (maximum allowable under NZ regs currently - but must be certified for on-road use) and fit nicely onto Hilux's and Surfs. They should fit most other 6-stud vehicles.
They are custom machined from billet steel, and all holes are drilled on a mill to ensure accuracy. Finish is either raw steel if you want to paint them yourself or zinc coated for rust protection.
They are pricey, but there is quite a bit of time involved in manufacturing them. If there is a need I will also manufacture them in 5-stud configuration - but this will only be to order.
ORE member price $300 + GST or zinc coated $315 + GST
There is a little more information at:
http://www.4wdstuff.co.nz/products.html
Bolt-on Wheel Spacers
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SupraLux
Posted: Tue Jan 04, 2005 2:19 pm
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Yep - good deal... shame they are two thick to get certified for use on New Zealand roads - but still a bloody good deal
You could get them machined down I would imagine...
Steve
Nah they are only 25mm so if your information is correct then they should be fine. The thing is that I need them to clear the high steer arms.
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SupraLux
Posted: Tue Jan 04, 2005 7:09 pm
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Sweet - I thought they were 35mm... well, it doesn't get much better than that...
Hows your wreckage going?
Steve
Yeh good. Got that gearbox in yesterday. Got the twisty turny joint for the A frame, should get that in in the next couple of days.
Hi Steve,
If you send me a dimensioned drawing I'll give you a price to machine the spacers on our CNC machinig centre, say in batches of 4 or 8?, obviously the more we make the cheaper per unit they are. Mebbe we could bring the price down a little so you could sell more.
Cheers
Jafa
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If you send me a dimensioned drawing I'll give you a price to machine the spacers on our CNC machinig centre, say in batches of 4 or 8?, obviously the more we make the cheaper per unit they are. Mebbe we could bring the price down a little so you could sell more.
Cheers
Jafa
design@atsl.co.nz
Dimensional Drawing? You mean like real engineering?
Gosh - I just sat down with a nail file one day when I was bored... Kinda like whittling - but wood is for woosies, so I use steel
No, just kidding - I'll draw something a little more professional than my doodling engineering drawings on the back of a resteraunt napkin tho and let you have a look... if you promise to not sell the plans to the commies
Steve
PS: was it you that made the crossover arms for Tom?
Gosh - I just sat down with a nail file one day when I was bored... Kinda like whittling - but wood is for woosies, so I use steel
No, just kidding - I'll draw something a little more professional than my doodling engineering drawings on the back of a resteraunt napkin tho and let you have a look... if you promise to not sell the plans to the commies
Steve
PS: was it you that made the crossover arms for Tom?
Hi Steve,
Dont worry, I am used to dealing with "not so flash" drawings
Thats what I do, take peoples scratchings on bits of paper, napkins, cigarette packets and convert them to solid models on the computer, then program them for the CNC mill or lathe, then finally get my hands dirty by actually cutting metal. 95% of our concept and development work is still done with the ole "pad and pencil" , but final designs are all solid models on the pc.
No I didn't do the crossover arms for Tom.
Jafa
Dont worry, I am used to dealing with "not so flash" drawings
Thats what I do, take peoples scratchings on bits of paper, napkins, cigarette packets and convert them to solid models on the computer, then program them for the CNC mill or lathe, then finally get my hands dirty by actually cutting metal. 95% of our concept and development work is still done with the ole "pad and pencil" , but final designs are all solid models on the pc.
No I didn't do the crossover arms for Tom.
Jafa
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