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JRW_91
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 Hub adaptors Where could i find wheel hub adaptors? Im thinking about smart car alloys... Ive seen a few on 2cvs n think they dont look too bad! If not slots it is!!
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Little Louis
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Re: Hub adaptors got someone to make you some..
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Russell
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Re: Hub adaptors Just my opinion here, but what's the point of making a hub adapter for smart car wheels? They're hardly the most prolific stud pattern around. You're better off getting a set made in 4x100 or even 4x108 which would give you the option of almost any wheel you can find in the European/Japanese market.
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Little Louis
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Re: Hub adaptors I agree with russ then you could get anything that a "normal" small car would have and personally i don't like smart wheels. Edit: i always thought compomotive th could look good on a 2cv 
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| July 12th, 2010, 9:06 am |
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samfieldhouse
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Re: Hub adaptors i've been told that some companies and/or suppliers are willing to drill the stud pattern for you
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Little Louis
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Re: Hub adaptors compomotive will do that i think but it will probably be expencive
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Max
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Re: Hub adaptors Standard wheels win for me everytime.
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JRW_91
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Re: Hub adaptors smart car alloys, because the fronts are pretty much the same size as 2cv rims and will fit 135 15's, and i've seen a few, specially some brabus ones that are fitted on another 2cv that dont look too bad! looks like slots it is then
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Neil
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Re: Hub adaptors Aren't Smart Brabus rims either 16" or 17"?
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Russell
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Re: Hub adaptors Max wrote: Standard wheels win for me everytime. +1
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