gring down hub or bore rims?

[bryant2482]

i got some stock chevy rims that i want to put on my 720. would it be better to bore out the rims on grind down the bumps on the front hubs?

 

[620GRX]

Hi there 

i got my 73 with some chevy stocks i used a 1/4 spacer works great and the cost 25 bucks for the set.

i also did a really cool trick to my wheels i just haven't got the pic posting thing right yet  send me an e-mail and i'll send you some pic .

i got a set of 17 steal wheels with beauty ring , set off a sierra the chrome one with the circles they are 17's i put a set of Yokohamas on them. 

i had a set of the new 18's but the offset man so i traded them off. bert

sandovalbert@yahoo.com..

[ggzilla]

Door #3 is the winner!

[ssnapz]

i had spacers for stock chevys, but after market chevys didnt work so i pulled the lugs out and turned the hubs down on a brake lathe, very easy

[]2eDeYe]

Grinding the hubs allow you to run any 6 lug wheel in the future.

[bryant2482]

ok so if i grind down the bumps on the hub that wont affect the strength of it?

[]2eDeYe]

Nope

[JoeCool]

Or you could BE ORIGINAL and buy aftermarket wheels that FIT a Nissan?

[nismo24096]

Facing the same thing for my 720..Im with the grind down the front hub group..but I also want to know if there are any issues to be faced in doing this..and do you have to do anything to the rear drums? some say yes some no.. I have an 1982 if it matters...thanks

 

any detailed pics of this on a 720 would be great I found some on a 620 but wanted to make sure it was the same..