3 piece RH 'Speedline' look wheels
#1
3 piece RH 'Speedline' look wheels
Hello
I've bought a set RH wheels on ebay in poor condition.-
They are speedline look and I want to restorate them.
I've used the "search" but only found info on the speedline script from the outer rims....?
My question; does anyone here know:
-The grey color code for respraying the centers?
-The torque spec for the screws (for reassembly)
-What type of Loctite should be used for the scrrews
-How to bolt them together -> each time opposite screw?
-Where to found the socket wrench and whats the name of such a socket
Any other attention points?
Hope someone can help me
Regards
Turbo
I've bought a set RH wheels on ebay in poor condition.-
They are speedline look and I want to restorate them.
I've used the "search" but only found info on the speedline script from the outer rims....?
My question; does anyone here know:
-The grey color code for respraying the centers?
-The torque spec for the screws (for reassembly)
-What type of Loctite should be used for the scrrews
-How to bolt them together -> each time opposite screw?
-Where to found the socket wrench and whats the name of such a socket
Any other attention points?
Hope someone can help me
Regards
Turbo
#2
Registered User
Hey man, this is a perfect match for the silver that porsche used on the cup one wheels if that is the silver color your looking for.
http://www.autogeek.net/1z-einszett-...eel-paint.html
http://www.autogeek.net/1z-einszett-...eel-paint.html
#4
Hello
- I'm looking indeed for the silver paint code for the centers
- Also what kind of loctite to use for the screws?
- What's the torque spec for the screws
-All other info is also welcome
I want to get them as close to the reel Speedline's
Regards
turbo
- I'm looking indeed for the silver paint code for the centers
- Also what kind of loctite to use for the screws?
- What's the torque spec for the screws
-All other info is also welcome
I want to get them as close to the reel Speedline's
Regards
turbo
#5
Rennlist Member
Most 3 piece wheels use a torque value in the range of 18 - 22 ft lbs. for the bolts and nuts. Blue loctite is what I use when assembling wheels. The color will really depend on your preference, whether it is a spray can or a professional spray gun. You can go visit a paint (automotive paint store) look at the German car colors and find something you like. BMW, Porsche, Mercedes your choice, and you do not have to stick with metallic silver - have fun and enjoy the journey. Jim