Posted: Sat Feb 23, 2008 9:28 am
Twisty what brand are they and where did you get them?
Aussie Hardcore Wheelers
https://outerlimits4x4.com.au/
Mickey Thompson Classis Lockjet-6 wrote:Twisty what brand are they and where did you get them?
What bood said Jet-6.....they are just some 15x10 Classic IIs that I've had for ages.....got bored with them last year so Ryano at Fourbys organised some fakelocks to be welded on.jet-6 wrote:Twisty what brand are they and where did you get them?
Hi Twisty your new rings make your wheels look bloody nice. How long did you have to leave your wheels with Ryano to weld on the fakelocks? How much did it cost?TWISTY wrote:got bored with them last year so Ryano at Fourbys organised some fakelocks to be welded on.
Got bored with them again recetly, so got some new rings cut for them! Pretty happy with them!
You'd be best of speaking to Ryano.....I wasn't in a rush so he had my wheels for a while and they were at mates rates, so not sure what he usally charges.SIM79 wrote:Hi Twisty your new rings make your wheels look bloody nice. How long did you have to leave your wheels with Ryano to weld on the fakelocks? How much did it cost?
I sell the rings and post them Australia wide, they are propper beadlocks but if you only bought the outer rings and not the inners you'd have some great wheel protectors / fake beadlocks. How you use them is up to you.http://www.outerlimits4x4.com/phpBB2/ftopic143568.phpWALKS wrote: they look nice jet are they pro comp wheels ?how much were the fake rings im looking for some for mine at the moment but in perth theres nothing, has anybody got a set of these rings for sale or know of someone who has let me know
shorty_f0rty wrote:silly question time (sorry if its been asked but skimmed through the thread to the pics )..
so if beadlocks are illegal due to having to modify the rim, wouldn't fake beadlocks, which require some sort of rim modification to fit, also be in the same boat?
thanks.
silly question no.2 does this mean if a beadlocked rim was mass produced it would be legal for road use?jet-6 wrote:Not if the rim is built from new to take the rings, like the procomps in the above pic from Sim and my attached image, they already have the bolts and threaded holes ready to use
if it were DOT approved yes why not...Jacked wrote:shorty_f0rty wrote:silly question time (sorry if its been asked but skimmed through the thread to the pics )..
so if beadlocks are illegal due to having to modify the rim, wouldn't fake beadlocks, which require some sort of rim modification to fit, also be in the same boat?
thanks.silly question no.2 does this mean if a beadlocked rim was mass produced it would be legal for road use?jet-6 wrote:Not if the rim is built from new to take the rings, like the procomps in the above pic from Sim and my attached image, they already have the bolts and threaded holes ready to use
Sure did Chris, check your PM on the patrol4x4 forum mateRoctoy Designfab wrote:did you get that spare one in the post to me for measuring?
Chris