Bill CNC
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Hey Bob,
How the heck have you been? ... We haven't heard from you lately.
Regards
Bill
How the heck have you been? ... We haven't heard from you lately.
Regards
Bill
Hey Bob,
How the heck have you been? ... We haven't heard from you lately.
Regards
Bill

Um, .. looks like I have another stumbling block to overcome.
Does anyone know were to get 12" atv or similar rims with a bolt pattern of 4x4.5" (4x114.3mm)?
Or Blank rims that I could CNC the holes?
adapters? ill look a bit more later
Joseph,
The (2) CV/Halfshafts and the center differential unit together weight 30 pounds. Both wheel assembly weight in at 40 pounds. The complete drive line setup weighs in at 70 pounds.
This includes the; ... both CV/Halfshafts, assembled center differential unit, both steering knuckled, calipers, rotors, hubs.
I hope this helps.
The adapters I saw were going from 4x4 TO 4x4.5, ... the wrong direction. ALSO, ... I would prefer to avoid them as they are anywhere from 1.5"-2" thick. That will make the rear end wider by 3"-4". The rear is already about 4" or so wider than the front. I already have to put .250" thick wheel spacers because the threads on the 12mm wheel studs don't go all the way down to the hubs surface like the original 10mm did.
Speaking of the front, ... I have been pondering on dumping the Arachnid front end that I made and going with something else or modifying the arachnid plans.
Speaking of the front, ... I have been pondering on dumping the Arachnid front end that I made and going with something else or modifying the arachnid plans.

Um, .. looks like I have another stumbling block to overcome.
Does anyone know were to get 12" atv or similar rims with a bolt pattern of 4x4.5" (4x114.3mm)?
Or Blank rims that I could CNC the holes?
Bob,
I went their yesterday I think. I didn't see any 114.3's but I saw a few 115's that I thought I could modify, ... but the largest rim I saw was 7" wide.
Bill just lath the flanges off your set up and make new ones.
Try this site for a listing of vehicles that use the 4 on 4.5 bolt pattern
http://www.roadkillcustoms.com/hot-...p?LugCount=4&StudSpreadInch=4.5&StudSpreadMM=
Check out this adapter: available 1" thick. They go from 4.5 to 4 on 4. Not cheap @ $120
http://www.roadkillcustoms.com/hot-rods-rat-rods/Wheel-Bolt-Pattern-Adapters-Wheel-Spacers.asp?id=36
With those adapters, you could go to Jed's tires on Ebay and pick up golf kart rims
Regards
Bob
