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Thread: Recommendations for getting steelies widened?

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    Recommendations for getting steelies widened?

    Just like the title states, I'm looking for some recommendations to get some steelies widened. ...tempted to buy the ones that are listed here on the forum but I have some core 15x4.5 wheels that I think might be less costly to have widened. ...plus I'd like to take them out to 7" R offset for my slab sided '68.

    Thanks in advance,

    Jay

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    I have a set of widened Steelies available. PM me with your email if interested..
    Tom Butler
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    PM sent Tom.

    Thanks,

    Jay

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    I've wondered the same, I hear of people doing it all the time but can't find anyone that does it cleanly. Must be a lost art form. I recently bought a set of widened 4.5" to 6" on VW barrels but 7" would be nice for the rears. Good luck on the hunt

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    Stockton Wheel, Stockton, CA

    Been doing it for years. they have done several re-chrome properly (take apart, plate, re-weld in a jig) and trick VW rims for me in the past
    Mark Smedley
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    for the german readers http://lim-felgen.de/ are good

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