Filled/redrilled wheels for auto X?

[Luis325]

Anyone runing filled/redrilled wheels for auto x?
Pros/cons?

Thanks

[AlarmedBread]

No problem if it is done right.

If you would not take it to the track, why on earth would you daily drive it?

[Pantless Spency]

^^^ oh sweet lordy your car gives me a huge chub.



oh and op, if done correctly and professionally it isn't a problem, but then again i'm no engineer.

[jlevie]

Why bother when there are a couple of great track wheels available at less than $120 each. By that I'm referring to the Kosei and Team Dynamics 15x7 wheels built for Spec E30 competition.

[ZM Blue Devil]

Why bother when there are a couple of great track wheels available at less than $120 each. By that I'm referring to the Kosei and Team Dynamics 15x7 wheels built for Spec E30 competition.

This, also D-Force great option.

But let me guess Luis, you want 17" wheels?

[Dave]

So many proper options out there.

Jim and Levent noted some.

If you want 17s, look at the Apex Arc-8 (or whatever it is). I'd feel better about running a high offset (honda) 17 wheel with a spacer and studs than a drilled wheel.

[Luis325]

Nope,
Got a set of style5 16"...
And love how they look on the track car.. But theyvare filled/redrilled...

[Pantless Spency]

just track em then, unless you aren't confident in the fill drill work done to the wheels, might want to have a metallurgy or engineer take a look at it if you're not too sure.... or just a welder!

[z31maniac]

I'd feel better about running a high offset (honda) 17 wheel with a spacer and studs than a drilled wheel.

[Nick_S]

Can someone shed some light on the process of filling and redrilling? I mean, obviously I understand the premise, but what do they fill with etc?.

[Moberg12]

Can someone shed some light on the process of filling and redrilling? I mean, obviously I understand the premise, but what do they fill with etc?.

Cheese

[Nick_S]

Cheese

Hmm, that doesn't seem very structurally sound?

[redhatpat]

Hmm, that doesn't seem very structurally sound?

It's a very hard cheese.

[Brian D]

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[FunfGan]