octogonal spinners
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Post by: Otto » Thu Aug 31, 2006 7:16 am
Hi
It is Septemper! and finaly my +2 has reached the age of 35. It meens that i can registre the car as vintage, and safe a lot of money. I have the three eared spinners on my wheels. I will soon take the car thru the MOTtest and the spinners are not legal in denmark. I need some octogonal spinners for the testsession. I talked to Paul mattys (Clive) and they only have 3... I have browsed Ebay and no Lotus spinners there. My Question is: can i fit MGB spinners on a Lotus hub? it seems that they are cheep, and i will only use them for the test. I love the three eared ones, and i am willing to take a chance with the police in the future.
Regards
Otto
It is Septemper! and finaly my +2 has reached the age of 35. It meens that i can registre the car as vintage, and safe a lot of money. I have the three eared spinners on my wheels. I will soon take the car thru the MOTtest and the spinners are not legal in denmark. I need some octogonal spinners for the testsession. I talked to Paul mattys (Clive) and they only have 3... I have browsed Ebay and no Lotus spinners there. My Question is: can i fit MGB spinners on a Lotus hub? it seems that they are cheep, and i will only use them for the test. I love the three eared ones, and i am willing to take a chance with the police in the future.
Regards
Otto
Lotus Elan +2 130S 1971, VW 181 (Thing) 1975, Honda VFR 400R 1991, Vespa GT 1957, VW 231 1975,
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Post by: ppnelan » Thu Aug 31, 2006 8:13 am
Otto,
Unfortunately, Lotus spinners are completely different to MGB wire wheel ones. They do come up on eBay from time to time - keep watching!
I prefer the octagonal ones as it is easier to tighten them without damaging either the wheel or spinner from hammer blows...
Kind regards,
Matthew
Unfortunately, Lotus spinners are completely different to MGB wire wheel ones. They do come up on eBay from time to time - keep watching!
I prefer the octagonal ones as it is easier to tighten them without damaging either the wheel or spinner from hammer blows...
Kind regards,
Matthew- ppnelan
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Post by: Emma-Knight » Thu Aug 31, 2006 3:32 pm
Try "Brammer Parts" in Germany, he sells them used or new.
I think phone number is :
(Germany) - 2104 / 15 777
open till 18:00 German time
Anna
I think phone number is :
(Germany) - 2104 / 15 777
open till 18:00 German time
Anna
1965 S2
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Post by: leojenbo » Thu Aug 31, 2006 4:11 pm
Otto,
I have 4 octogonal spinners on my Sprint. You can lend them for the MOT. I live in Bagsv?rd north of Copenhagen, and you can call me on 28803588.
/leo
I have 4 octogonal spinners on my Sprint. You can lend them for the MOT. I live in Bagsv?rd north of Copenhagen, and you can call me on 28803588.
/leo
Lotus Elan Sprint FHC 1971
Lotus Seven S2 pre-XF 1961
Lotus Seven S2 pre-XF 1961
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Post by: Otto » Fri Sep 01, 2006 2:31 pm
Thanks for all the info!
I have now ordered spinners from Paul Matty. (now they have all 4)
That was yesterday, tobad i saw these messages today....
leo! cool offer! I will call you soon, do you have the tool to tighten the spinners?
Regards
Otto
I have now ordered spinners from Paul Matty. (now they have all 4)
That was yesterday, tobad i saw these messages today....
leo! cool offer! I will call you soon, do you have the tool to tighten the spinners?
Regards
Otto
Lotus Elan +2 130S 1971, VW 181 (Thing) 1975, Honda VFR 400R 1991, Vespa GT 1957, VW 231 1975,
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