I want to weld my wheels shut!
#1
I want to weld my wheels shut!
I have 3 piece wheels they keep on leaking on me, i have spent more money removing the tires and putting them back on, when i could of gottenb them welded shut.
Does anyone know a place who will do this for me.
Does anyone know a place who will do this for me.
#3
yeah 100% silicone, i dont know whats going on, when i got the wheels they all leaked i rebuilt them all and now 1 leaks completely and the other has a slow leak.
Its very frustrating when you have expensive wheels leaking and cheap china knock offs are working like a charm.
I havent even gotten into boost yet, i wonder whats going to happen when i hit it hard for the first time?
Its very frustrating when you have expensive wheels leaking and cheap china knock offs are working like a charm.
I havent even gotten into boost yet, i wonder whats going to happen when i hit it hard for the first time?
#4
you'll probably blow the welds on your intake manifold.
what wheels are they, i wouldnt weld them, especially when they're nice, call a wheel shop and ask what silicone to seal them with, and the proper method.
#6
i put the silicone in between each piece and then i use the cross patern when i tighten them
i am going to clean up the silicone once more and try dabbing the silicone in the grooves of the wheels , hopefully it will work
i am going to clean up the silicone once more and try dabbing the silicone in the grooves of the wheels , hopefully it will work
#7
ahhhhh, that is your problem... you want to assemble the wheel pieces first... then put a bead of silicone around the seam
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#9
yeah... thats the way I sealed my wheels and they haven't leaked in over 2 years
*edit*
I scraped all the old crap off with a scotch bright pad then used some brake clean and then a little soap and water on the area where I was putting silicone... then let the silicone set/cure for 24 hours
*edit*
I scraped all the old crap off with a scotch bright pad then used some brake clean and then a little soap and water on the area where I was putting silicone... then let the silicone set/cure for 24 hours
#10
nnnno u dont do it like that
heres the correct way
http://www.ccwheel.com/files/technical.php
next click wheel repair videos
heres the correct way
http://www.ccwheel.com/files/technical.php
next click wheel repair videos
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