re drilled alloys
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j4gz
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i am looking at buying some alloys which have been re drilled to 4x100 although the other fitment has been filled in with aluminium i belive and some type of bolt are these safe to use or best to stay away from these types of alloys and just go for orginal 4x100 fitment
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ross_jsy
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If done well by a good welder then the metal will be stronger than the surrounding metal. The fact there's some kind of bolt in there doesn't bode well
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leeparkes
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Any pictures?
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ImysE30
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Depends on the quality of work but me personally, I wouldn't risk it.
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Rav335uk
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Nor would I. 
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suchy
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Neither would I unless I knew the standard of work and trusted it 100% !!ImysE30 wrote:Depends on the quality of work but me personally, I wouldn't risk it.
I'd not be even consider purchasing secondhand
