Wobbly web wheels for Granturas
Discussion
Klaus,
Who are you proposing will manufacture the wheels, both Lee Chapman racing in the US and Crosthwaite and Gardiner make wobbly web wheels for Lotus. Unfortunately these have five studs and webs but I'm sure they could adapt / use same technique.
You should speak to Ivan Dutton and Adrian Liepens their cars currently have wobbly web wheels. Ivan may have contacts through remanufacturing Bugatti T35 wheels. It may be worth posting on the Grantura Facebook page as other racers may wish to swap from non original Minilites or from wire wheels.
Regards
Rob
http://www.leechapmanracing.com/wheel.htm
http://www.crosthwaiteandgardiner.com/~edwar10/ima...
Who are you proposing will manufacture the wheels, both Lee Chapman racing in the US and Crosthwaite and Gardiner make wobbly web wheels for Lotus. Unfortunately these have five studs and webs but I'm sure they could adapt / use same technique.
You should speak to Ivan Dutton and Adrian Liepens their cars currently have wobbly web wheels. Ivan may have contacts through remanufacturing Bugatti T35 wheels. It may be worth posting on the Grantura Facebook page as other racers may wish to swap from non original Minilites or from wire wheels.
Regards
Rob
http://www.leechapmanracing.com/wheel.htm
http://www.crosthwaiteandgardiner.com/~edwar10/ima...
Edited by RobMk2a on Tuesday 9th February 11:12
Hi to everyone!
Is there any chance anyone to know which was the donor vehicle for the front wheel hubs for the magnesium disc wheels?
Austin A55 / 60?
Has anyone finally found out a supplier for producing a batch of those wheels?
I would be interested in six wheels.
Kind regards,
Francesco
Is there any chance anyone to know which was the donor vehicle for the front wheel hubs for the magnesium disc wheels?
Austin A55 / 60?
Has anyone finally found out a supplier for producing a batch of those wheels?
I would be interested in six wheels.
Kind regards,
Francesco
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