September 26th, 2006 11:52 #1 Fresh Blood
Bent Centerlines
I have been eating up Polished Centerlines on my 1600 car,and have been replacing them with new. I was told that I should not toss them because there are places that can straighten them out and look new again for 20/25 a rim...?
Who should I call? I was told that there was a place in Palmdale?
Thanks,
-BRENT!
Last edited by BRENT55; September 26th, 2006 at 12:03.
September 26th, 2006 11:52
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September 26th, 2006 12:04 #2 Re: Bent Centerlines
Mexicali has two guys that do that, one charges around 15 bucks per wheel, or i can buy your bent centerlines.........
"he got his bell rung, he's embarassed, and his hurting...but he'll be ok"
Baja 500, Weatherman, relaying a bike accident status
September 26th, 2006 12:05 #3 Fresh Blood
Re: Bent Centerlines
I could use the excuse to go to Mexicali
These guys speak english, or do I have to bust out my Construction Spanish?
-BRENT!
September 26th, 2006 12:08 #4 Re: Bent Centerlines
I have heard of some place around the Bellflower area?
Since the subject of bent aluminum rims is the topic, has anyone ever used dry ice to forge the bends out?
September 26th, 2006 13:40 #5 --
Re: Bent Centerlines

Originally Posted by
JGunn 
I have heard of some place around the Bellflower area?
Since the subject of bent aluminum rims is the topic, has anyone ever used dry ice to forge the bends out?
What is the theory/method behind that?
September 26th, 2006 13:52 #6 Re: Bent Centerlines
Brent, there is a link called straight line on www.morerace.com They straighten wheels. straight lines phone# is 661-261-3202.
September 26th, 2006 14:21 #7 Re: Bent Centerlines

Originally Posted by
onthegas29 
What is the theory/method behind that?
I have heard the aluminum needs to be cooled to be bent better, maybe a strength issue? I was hoping to hear from some one that knows.
September 26th, 2006 15:43 #8 Fresh Blood
Re: Bent Centerlines

Originally Posted by
nimrod 
Brent, there is a link called straight line on
www.morerace.com They straighten wheels. straight lines phone# is 661-261-3202.

I did not even think to look there, thanks nimrod
-BRENT!
September 26th, 2006 16:06 #9 Elite
Re: Bent Centerlines
Eddco is Santee will do it.
September 26th, 2006 17:30 #10 Re: Bent Centerlines

Originally Posted by
Goober 
Eddco is Santee will do it.
Eddco is no longer around. Ed's dad Carlos Orosco owns U.S. Wheel Polishing and straitening in El Cajon. Carlos also runs Baja Pits. There is Rameros Wheel Polishing in El cajon that can fix them too.
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