Escalade Wheels

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Escalade Wheels
dssur avatar
dssur
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Originally posted by Roach25681



There's no risk involved with grinding. If you want them machined, get them machined, if you want to grind, grind. It doesnt make a difference. I feel safer grinding down some useless metal that getting rid of strength in the wheels.

Like I said, do what you like. Just for reference though, enlarging the centerbore the small amount won't change the wheels strength, especially since its the attachment that is the weak part of wheels/hubs.
bdroppeddak avatar
bdroppeddak
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the heck with both ways just bolt the bastards on!!!! live on the edge you pansies
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dssur
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Originally posted by bdroppeddak



the heck with both ways just bolt the bastards on!!!! live on the edge you pansies

haha once I installed an amp in this girls car, she called an hour later and said it kept blowing the fuses at the battery and it was "like, rill-ay ah-NOYing"

So I told her to cram a penny in the fuse holder.

TuKnRaiL avatar
TuKnRaiL
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Just grind the tabs on your hub and you will be good to go!!! Just don't hit the studs and fuck up the threads. I done this to my girls truck about 2 years ago and have not a single problem with the at all!!! It takes about an 30 minutes to do it. Then bolt your wheels right on with no problem.
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WestCoastSuspensions
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I HAVE GRINDED THE HUBS BEFORE,THE WHEELS FIT GOOD AND EVERYTHING STAYED BALANCED. I HAD TO DO THE SAME FOR MY 86 EL CAMINO WHEN I PUT ON MY S-10 STOCKS.
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impulse
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Originally posted by TuKnRaiL



Just grind the tabs on your hub and you will be good to go!!! Just don't hit the studs and fuck up the threads. I done this to my girls truck about 2 years ago and have not a single problem with the at all!!! It takes about an 30 minutes to do it. Then bolt your wheels right on with no problem.

yeah hahahaha.... dont hit the studs... i'd neever do such a thing.