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Old 9th January 2007, 10:48   #16
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As I write today, I have replaced my alloys to 108pcd HR alloys with just four wheel nuts (not multi pcd). Have bought a spanner which has a fitted “bit” that is long enough to loosen these specific wheel nuts, with ease.
How about some pics of the new alloys???

One doubt: How do you repair alloys???

How did you get the old broken alloys repaired??? Is it safe???
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How did you get the old broken alloys repaired??? Is it safe???
I don't think it's possible but even if it was it's too dangerous a road to pursue. Not advisable at all.
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How about some pics of the new alloys???

One doubt: How do you repair alloys???

How did you get the old broken alloys repaired??? Is it safe???
No idea how they repaired it....but they did a pretty decent job. I could have lived with it, but decided not to.

The pics can be found in my gallery.

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