16x10" steels

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16x10" steels

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Anyone have a source in nz or imported them from overseas?

I know 4wd bits cannot get them but if anyone has had success please do share.

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PM Robo.... he might be able to help, he should be able to import them as well if he can't get them locally.....

ps if you want them beadlocked at the same time Brian Howats is just round the corner from him so he can probably arrange to get these done at the same time....
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hey mate, if it if for those 37's, run them on 16x8's
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Thanks, yeah for the 37's. 8)

I've got a set of 8's from 4wdbits as i simply could not find 10's but all data ive seen says ten is the correct size for these tires. Also worried as using the standard offsets these wheels have- going 10" wide gives me 1" of extra clearance between tyre and chassis rails.

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get the rims flipped inside out, that should fix that issue, or 1'' wheel spacers?
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Guess i'll see what happens :-) I've not even fitted tires to wheels yet. waiting on my valves to arrive.

Lots of work to go yet before they can be actually tested on the car though :shock:

Hows the bike riding going?

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been off work for 2 months, fell off, probably gonna build up the saf i got sitting here now, somthing to do over the winter and will give me a reliable club truck, got simex's on it, in for a wof then cert, then abuse it!!! looking forward to seeing yours,
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Dude that sucks about the leg. I remember you saying you had broken it- didn't realize it was while riding.

Why do you suggest 8" wheels over 10".. Keeps the bead on better? IMO it seems like a stronger/harder to damage solution (8" wide)
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mainly cause it's cheaper, elite wheels in chch widen rims for 60 bucks each though, legality ???
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Yeah wrote them an e-mail before asking if they could help in any way (custom wheels)
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they got no problem widening them to any width you want, easiest way is to get some real cheap 16x7 steelies off trade me, get them widened to 16x10, have heard you cant get them certed though, wouldnt have stopped me though
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