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ridenrace6
 Post subject: where to buy
PostPosted: Tue Nov 08, 2011 2:20 am 
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anybody know where i can get these in a 3 1/2" or 4 " wide x 15" vw 4 lug pattern all i can seem to find is 5 lug

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summit racing. used ones on thesamba.com all the time. just click on search and type centerline. you will get a whole page of them.

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PostPosted: Tue Nov 08, 2011 11:16 am 
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yep drews has them in stock

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got mine at drews

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Aaron Creech
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I wasn't aware that you could get a 4 lug centerline? I know you can get CMS heavy duty wheel in any bolt pattern you want.
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PostPosted: Wed Nov 09, 2011 1:02 pm 
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Does anyone know if Drews carries Wide 5's ?

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yes they carry wide 5's

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ridenrace6
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PostPosted: Wed Nov 09, 2011 5:11 pm 
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thanks for the reply guys

i should also have mentioned i plan on running these tubeless and the ones drews have on their website is a bolt together design so i was wandering if that would require tubes or not ??????? also are these the only ones they have or just all they got listed on their website?

moore parts and pacific customs (which i hate dealing with, but they have a pretty good websites for window shopping so to speak. lol) show the centerlines and also bolted and welded cms wheels plus they have the bolt on douglas wheels and after looking i think the centerlines are either a cast or forged wheel and the cms are "spun" like the the douglas wheels

so my next ? is which would be better/more durable the "cast/forged" or "spun" and also does nybody know the difference in weight between a stock vw steel wheel and one these bolt on aluminum wheels?

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hyde
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ridenrace6 wrote:
thanks for the reply guys

i should also have mentioned i plan on running these tubeless and the ones drews have on their website is a bolt together design so i was wandering if that would require tubes or not ??????? also are these the only ones they have or just all they got listed on their website?

moore parts and pacific customs (which i hate dealing with, but they have a pretty good websites for window shopping so to speak. lol) show the centerlines and also bolted and welded cms wheels plus they have the bolt on douglas wheels and after looking i think the centerlines are either a cast or forged wheel and the cms are "spun" like the the douglas wheels

so my next ? is which would be better/more durable the "cast/forged" or "spun" and also does nybody know the difference in weight between a stock vw steel wheel and one these bolt on aluminum wheels?

Call Drews for info they have a lot more then whats on the website . I run the cms bolt togther wheel tubles with Drews beedlocks .A centerline is a Forged wheel and is strongst and light. spun wheels are ezer to make.


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you dont need tubes with bolt together wheels. they have about a tube of silicone in between them :mrgreen:

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