Turning Semi Wheels

on the talk of this. where is trevor? i havent seen a post by him lately. 1fastlx, do you work at twat to? if so could you get me my tracking number on my wheels?

josh

their setting in the shop waiting to be milled just like mine

trevor has been on vacation probably why you havent got a tracking number yet, I own the building that TWAT resides in. wheels and tires in the front body shop in the back, and used cars all around!

danm pig, i know how you feel about waiting for wheels, ive got adapters and now the antesipation is KILLING me!!! i hope i get them soon!! and mine are just classic holes......

josh

I've got my adapters back from powder coating and I wwas thinking thats who I'd be waiting on

It can't be that hard. I'll measure it out and figure it out in a month or so. My dad just got a lathe big enough to turn a 28" wheel. I was just going to measure a 22" rim and make the alcoa the same.

it's not the size it's the shap of the bead lock the semi's is a lot differant then a car or light truck


don't let me discourage you, get after it

Ok so a guy this weekend showed me the difference between a 16.5 and a 16. He said the 22.5 and the 22 is the same way. that it is the outer lip inside being at an angle and that i would need to machine off that angle is all. Not trying to steal anyones job just I am in AZ and trying to get these set up. My truck looks like a$$ sitting on 16's. I have been looking at the 19.5 american eagle wheels but cant find pics of them on a truck.

if youre wrong there's a chance the tire will slip of the rim at the worst possible moment