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FNG
Join Date: Apr 2007
Location: LaCrescenta, CA
Posts: 17
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Will I need an adapter to install 1940 Ford wheel on my 1932 Ford ?
The stock rear drums have tabs to center the stock 32 spoke wheel. The tabs hit the mounting surface of the 40 wheel and keep it from laying flat on the drum. Any suggestions. Thanks BC |
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Alliance Member
Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: Spokane, WA
Posts: 11,940
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You need a set of centering rings that support the wheel. Vern Tardel sells them.
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Old School HAMBer
Join Date: Mar 2001
Location: Davidsonville, Md.
Posts: 14,044
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Old School HAMBer
Join Date: Nov 2002
Location: Kerrville, Texas
Posts: 3,038
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The inner support area on the later wheels does not directly hit the tabs, You can support the outer part but the studs are too short and the inside is bad. Cut the tabs off and if you want to go back to wires, use the support rings for wires
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FNG
Join Date: Apr 2007
Location: LaCrescenta, CA
Posts: 17
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Thanks Andy,
You are right if I used a spacer the studs would be short. I was looking for an easy fix. I am going to remove the drums and grind off the tabs. When i got the car the 40 wheels hit only the tabs and did not lay flat on the drum. It was on the road that way. Thanks BC |
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FNG
Join Date: Apr 2007
Location: LaCrescenta, CA
Posts: 17
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Tommy
Does any one sell them any more. That is what I need. |
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Old School HAMBer
Join Date: Mar 2001
Location: Davidsonville, Md.
Posts: 14,044
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I don't know. I'm sure some one makes them.
![]() Mine came on my roadster under 35 wires. I changed to bent spoke Kelsey's and still needed them. They are only about a 1/4" thick. Nothing special about them.
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FNG
Join Date: Apr 2007
Location: LaCrescenta, CA
Posts: 17
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Made one. Thanks for the help.
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Old School HAMBer
Join Date: Mar 2001
Location: Davidsonville, Md.
Posts: 14,044
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excellent!!! See...you don't need a web site to be a hotrodder after all.
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Quote...You are hereby Knighted...'Sir Asseth of Hole' Tommy... 3W Larry. Quote...It's called "HOT RODDING", not paint by numbers. ![]() ...Fab32
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