Widened WS6 Rims Pictures Updated
05-01-2006, 10:51 AM
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I called both companies that are in the 2 links above.
www.fixrim.com
214-330-9866
4480 Mint Wy
Dallas, TX 75236
$200 per wheel to widen. 1-2 week turnaround. The $200 cost includes them using a donor wheel. All they need is your wheels shipped to them with a note stating how wide you want.
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www.weldcraftwheels.com
734-420-2211
15091 Northville Rd
Plymouth, MI 48170
$125 per wheel if they are steel wheels. $175 per wheel if alum. 7-10 days turnaround.
www.fixrim.com
214-330-9866
4480 Mint Wy
Dallas, TX 75236
$200 per wheel to widen. 1-2 week turnaround. The $200 cost includes them using a donor wheel. All they need is your wheels shipped to them with a note stating how wide you want.
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www.weldcraftwheels.com
734-420-2211
15091 Northville Rd
Plymouth, MI 48170
$125 per wheel if they are steel wheels. $175 per wheel if alum. 7-10 days turnaround.
The back looks nice 
07-23-2010, 01:05 PM
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correct on both counts. 315's were in short supply for some reason, so I bought Sumitomo. I do like the tread pattern though. Ya, both front and back are on backwards. I'm too lazy to change them around. But now that I've been found out. I'll change them.
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That is one bad TA!
You are using a 1" spacer between your rim and hub assembly, right? What would happen if you removed that spacer? Would you have to make any more mods besides hammer the inner fender?
I am thinking about widening my WS6 rims but am going to try to put all the extra tire width to the inside of the rim and not use a spacer. Would they fit if I updated to an adjustable panhard bar, different sub frame connectors?
You are using a 1" spacer between your rim and hub assembly, right? What would happen if you removed that spacer? Would you have to make any more mods besides hammer the inner fender?
I am thinking about widening my WS6 rims but am going to try to put all the extra tire width to the inside of the rim and not use a spacer. Would they fit if I updated to an adjustable panhard bar, different sub frame connectors?
07-24-2010, 10:25 AM
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That is one bad TA!
You are using a 1" spacer between your rim and hub assembly, right? What would happen if you removed that spacer? Would you have to make any more mods besides hammer the inner fender?
I am thinking about widening my WS6 rims but am going to try to put all the extra tire width to the inside of the rim and not use a spacer. Would they fit if I updated to an adjustable panhard bar, different sub frame connectors?
You are using a 1" spacer between your rim and hub assembly, right? What would happen if you removed that spacer? Would you have to make any more mods besides hammer the inner fender?
I am thinking about widening my WS6 rims but am going to try to put all the extra tire width to the inside of the rim and not use a spacer. Would they fit if I updated to an adjustable panhard bar, different sub frame connectors?