So, following on from back from enfield with krones, it was time to prepare the little fuckers for the car.
now they were bought on a whim, and so i didnt really have the funds for a 'proper' refurb, that is i couldnt afford to pay someone to do it... so this meant that i would have to get covered in crap for the next weeks worth of evenings.
a pleasure that soon turns to dispair, as ever the 1st wheel is fine, 2nd ok, 3rs a pain and 4th a frigging nightmare!
although on the face of it, not in bad shape...

they are not strictly what you want from a 'new' set of wheels...

with the valve area being the worst on all four wheels, and slight curbing on all four wheels...

so i got them all stripped down...


and set about polishing the lips up....

while there, the centres got a good seeing to...


it was then just a simple matter of polishing each of the 160 bolts by hand before i could re-assemble.

dont think the lips came out too bad considering i was only armed with a £20 ebay polishing kit and a powerdrill!

once the bolts were done it was time for a little sealent, and alot of bolt action, 40 a wheel!






after mocking them up on the car, im pretty excited to get my adaptors and actually get them on the thing!

PTIII comming up soon!
now they were bought on a whim, and so i didnt really have the funds for a 'proper' refurb, that is i couldnt afford to pay someone to do it... so this meant that i would have to get covered in crap for the next weeks worth of evenings.
a pleasure that soon turns to dispair, as ever the 1st wheel is fine, 2nd ok, 3rs a pain and 4th a frigging nightmare!
although on the face of it, not in bad shape...

they are not strictly what you want from a 'new' set of wheels...

with the valve area being the worst on all four wheels, and slight curbing on all four wheels...

so i got them all stripped down...


and set about polishing the lips up....

while there, the centres got a good seeing to...


it was then just a simple matter of polishing each of the 160 bolts by hand before i could re-assemble.

dont think the lips came out too bad considering i was only armed with a £20 ebay polishing kit and a powerdrill!

once the bolts were done it was time for a little sealent, and alot of bolt action, 40 a wheel!






after mocking them up on the car, im pretty excited to get my adaptors and actually get them on the thing!

PTIII comming up soon!

on July 14, 2011, 9:41 am
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