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custommartin
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Minor Developments New Wheels

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Hi All,

A question brought up yesterday in the cafe at Stondon!

Does anyone know if the wheels supplied by MD can be supplied with different stud spacing ie 4.5 inch instead of the Minors 4 inch???

Are the 'new' wheels built using second hand centres?

I know I could phone and ask - but opinions please first?

Cheers

Martin :D :wink:
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Post by rayofleamington »

Are the 'new' wheels built using second hand centres?
That's certainly how they seem but I've never asked the horses mouth yet.
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Post by Kevin »

I thought the same as Ray and I believe the rims used are nissan
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