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Old 04-07-2009, 05:17 PM
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Is that adapter still available?
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That's a different concept. The Dayton hub is to convert from bolt-on wheels to a knock-off wheel.
The 'adaptor' on the American mags or the PSE wheels is to be able to use alloy or aluminum wheels on Rudge-Whitworth splined hubs.
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Is that adapter still available?
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The American Racing ones are not but Phil Schmidt (spelling?) uses a very similar design (inside only as his wheels use a Halibrand style KO) for the aluminum wheels he makes for Cobras.

I located a 1966 American Racing catalog and it has a section just for Rudge-Whitworth splined sport car wheels. I have seen one Cobra with Ansen Sprint kidney bean slotted aluminum wheels using spline drive but I don't know if Ansen made the adpater et al. or an owner of the car did at some point.
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