Can anyone tell me where I can get a set of white spoke steel wheels set up with bealocks, and any idea of cost?
Ideally I would like a set of the inflatable ones like Staun make, but at a grand......it is a bit steep for my budget at the moment.
Cheers,
Shane
Beadlocking wheels
Beadlocking wheels
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Re: Beadlocking wheels
http://www.4wdbits.co.nz
or you buy white spokes for $85, then take them to Howat Engineering in Lower Hutt, and pay $100 plus gst and he will beadlock them, and then you have to get them powdercoated at a cost.
or you buy white spokes for $85, then take them to Howat Engineering in Lower Hutt, and pay $100 plus gst and he will beadlock them, and then you have to get them powdercoated at a cost.
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Re: Beadlocking wheels
a grand? prrffft.. you could always try the chaps down at 4wd accessories on montreal street in christchurch?
i paid for a set of these...

check out the site for more details.. let us know which way ya go..
http://www.outlaw.co.nz
beware, be prepared for a little waiting..
i paid for a set of these...

check out the site for more details.. let us know which way ya go..

http://www.outlaw.co.nz
beware, be prepared for a little waiting..


Re: Beadlocking wheels
Cool, thanks guys
, I found the inflatable ones too, do they work OK? If it is the way to go, I will do it as soon as funds allow.

EDIT: Hey skid, are the steel bead locks road legal? Do they beadlock both sides of the wheel? I gotta admit I like the look of the internal inflatable ones, they just seem simpler to me.



EDIT: Hey skid, are the steel bead locks road legal? Do they beadlock both sides of the wheel? I gotta admit I like the look of the internal inflatable ones, they just seem simpler to me.
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any luck with the bead locks?? i was looking at going for some someone said the internal inflatable ones are good but i'm unsure. whats the consensus on these style ones??
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