I'm a little drunk and bullshitting with a really good friend.. As I said in the title I would like to know how hard it would be to machine my own or have someone else machine a custom set of faces to fit a set of OZ faces and barrels. I have an idea on what I want the face to look like and I know how to use solidworks fairly well, I think all I would need is for someone to machine them for me.. anyone else have input?
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Machining one-off faces.
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Not particularly difficult, just expensive. Unless you have access to the machines necessary.
Yuri had a one-off set of wheels made, of his own design, while working for MHT.
Boyd Coddington had custom wheels machined in-house several times on the American Hot Rod TV show. Foose also frequently has billet wheels made for his projects. It's not that uncommon.
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I know of a few machine shops around me, but none of them have ever cut faces before. I'm ok with the high price to have my design on my car. I just don't have the machinery to make it.I own an Eastwood roller, Western PA area, but will travel for $$
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Originally posted by Jesus Christ View Posthttp://forums.vwvortex.com/showthrea...TING-THE-WHEEL
Friend of a friend did it a while back, pretty expesnsive I recall.
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I talked to someone who had some made and pretty much would cost $1.5-2.5k for custom faces to be made
This is his set
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Originally posted by Jesus Christ View Posthttp://forums.vwvortex.com/showthrea...TING-THE-WHEEL
Friend of a friend did it a while back, pretty expesnsive I recall.Real name is James
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Originally posted by Jesus Christ View Posthttp://forums.vwvortex.com/showthrea...TING-THE-WHEEL
Friend of a friend did it a while back, pretty expesnsive I recall.
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