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SHOW YOUR WHEEL WEIGHT

Started by N/A-PWR , Feb 08 2014 06:26 PM

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#51 klevliend

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Posted 21 March 2021 - 10:29 PM

15 x 10 Sampson Engineering, weighed in at 8kg (no tyre).

Just got them and was comparing them to other wheels posted so thought I may as well contribute ^_^

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#52 Shiney005

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Posted 23 March 2021 - 09:47 AM

Do you know anything about the Sampson rims that have the elongated stud holes? Did they use a reversible offset steel insert so they could be used on Fords or Holdens? (or Valiants?)

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#53 yel327

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Posted 23 March 2021 - 10:27 AM

It’ll be Ford-Holden or Ford-Pontiac(HQ) Laurie. 4.25/4.5 or 4.5/4.75 inch. Not all that safe if the wheel centre bore isn’t neat on the hub. For a similar idea you used to be able to buy wheel studs too for Ford axles and rotors that had the 1/2” neck in them to go in 9” axles or Ford rotors but they were machined so they had a 7/16” thread on them that was fully offset to one side by 0.125” on the centreline. So if you put them in the axle one way you’d have a 4.75” OCD. Rotate each stud 180deg and you got a 4.25” PCD.