Making H-2 wheels fit a CTD.......
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Making H-2 wheels fit a CTD.......
I just got a smoking deal on a set of new SMA Redline Racing Monster 17"x9" H-2 wheels. I just love EBay........ Now my question is, what size hole saw do I need in order to make them fit my truck? Thanks for the help in advance....
I just realized I put this in the wrong section. Sorry guys........
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Yes I did a search. I know either a hole saw or routor will do it. But I can't for the life of me find the size of hole saw to use. I have a drill press, now I just need the size to use. Anyone?
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I assume you're talking about the center hole? Can you measure the hole on the rims on your truck? Even with a drill press, I'd be leary about trying to drill that out with a holesaw unless you can find a way to use a pilot bit. Are you sure the back spacing on the H2 wheels will work? Just curious.
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I assume you're talking about the center hole? Can you measure the hole on the rims on your truck? Even with a drill press, I'd be leary about trying to drill that out with a holesaw unless you can find a way to use a pilot bit. Are you sure the back spacing on the H2 wheels will work? Just curious.
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I used a fly cutter and a milling machine to do 8 of mine. the hole saw was like 4.75"? but the actual size is something like 4.774" I guess the ossolation or whatever you want to call it of a hole saw makes the hole slightly larger and it works.
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