Show Me Your Chevy Disc Wheel Setup!
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Show Me Your Chevy Disc Wheel Setup!
Looking for ideas on how to mount 21 inch Chevy wheels for a speedster project...
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Re: Show Me Your Chevy Disc Wheel Setup!
Those di steel wheels look so cool. I do someday want to also do some disc wheels on my roadster. At the moment I’m making aluminum disc covers to jazz my car up a tad. Here are the templates to get an idea what I’m doing.
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Re: Show Me Your Chevy Disc Wheel Setup!
Easy, put them on a Chevy!!

Couldn't resist--Happy New Years!

Couldn't resist--Happy New Years!
T'ake care,
David Dewey
David Dewey
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Re: Show Me Your Chevy Disc Wheel Setup!
I made the spacers for mounting mine. About 7/8-1" thick. Re drilled the holes in the Chevrolet wheels to match the Ford hubs and used the flange plates along with Ford hub bolts. I haven't trimmed off the front ones and rears ended up just right with brake drums attached. Took a while to come up with set of the correct Jaxon rims for them. The 1926/27 and 1928 are different and will not mix and match.
I know the voices aren't real but damn they have some good ideas!
1925 Cut down pickup
1948 Ford F2 pickup

1925 Cut down pickup
1948 Ford F2 pickup
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Re: Show Me Your Chevy Disc Wheel Setup!
Still have a few of these sets left.
Ford 6 lug to Chevy 6 lug with offset. Email if interested, with or without hubs mounted.
Hank
Ford 6 lug to Chevy 6 lug with offset. Email if interested, with or without hubs mounted.
Hank
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Re: Show Me Your Chevy Disc Wheel Setup!
Hank, would those adapters properly support 31 chev wheel to model t hub? I know someone who needs this adaptation. Thanks in advance!
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Re: Show Me Your Chevy Disc Wheel Setup!
They work perfect! The offset allows you to use Rocky Mountain Brakes.
Hank
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Re: Show Me Your Chevy Disc Wheel Setup!
I like them. Here they are on my speedster. I redrilled the disks to match the T hubs. The disks have a 3” hole through the center, so I made adapters that just slip on the hubs and have a shoulder to fit inside the disk center hole. The adapters are 3/4” thick 6061T6 aluminum. Easy lathe job. They run straight and true. Sorry, I don’t have any close up pictures.
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Re: Show Me Your Chevy Disc Wheel Setup!
Like you read my mind Hank! I passed your contact along. A local friend, also in the group that includes someone named Chad you know. There’s are few of us!
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Re: Show Me Your Chevy Disc Wheel Setup!
RE the lip for the wheel to center on, I did that also. When the weather allows, I will take photos of them on my 1925 cutdown pickup.Roz wrote: ↑Sat Jan 02, 2021 9:38 pm78298FB9-8D37-42FF-94DE-999A7C230CD1.jpeg
I like them. Here they are on my speedster. I redrilled the disks to match the T hubs. The disks have a 3” hole through the center, so I made adapters that just slip on the hubs and have a shoulder to fit inside the disk center hole. The adapters are 3/4” thick 6061T6 aluminum. Easy lathe job. They run straight and true. Sorry, I don’t have any close up pictures.
I know the voices aren't real but damn they have some good ideas!
1925 Cut down pickup
1948 Ford F2 pickup

1925 Cut down pickup
1948 Ford F2 pickup