puchfinnland

I came across a lot of NOS Suntour dual freehubs,

these are a unique threaded rear hub with 3 splines and a special freewheel with a small knob, with the twist of a finger you can lock the freewheel and make it a fixed.

these are bmx hubs and actually a cool thing, now with the fixie craze

I just need to find a website that will point me to how to lace them up in 36,or 32 spoke hubs?

Sixty Fiver

Those are sweet hubs.

Where the hell do you find all this stuff ?

dabac

I think MrRabbit has a spoke calc spreadsheet that'll allow you to do partial laces. Can't say what'd work best w/o throwing some maths at it.
But basically, 48-to-32 would be doable through leaving every 3rd hole in the hub empty while 48-to-36 would be doable through leaving every 4th hole empty.

At a guess - awaiting some maths - I think a crow's foot lace 48-to-36 should work out OK with not too many different spoke lengths.

Ex Pres 

All those holes are there for a purpose. Find a 48h rim and use them Make sure the rims and spokes are neon colored, too.

But on a 36 hole rim, you could use 6 groups of 3 spokes per side, skipping every 4th hole (6*3 =18, 6*4=24)
or on a 32 hole rim, 8 pairs, skipping every 3rd hole (8*2=16, 8*3=24).
I guess to choose the best look you'd need to decide on #crosses .

fietsbob

crows foot is 1 group of 3 .. a radial in the middle of say a 2X spoke pair.

Standalone 

+1

puchfinnland

PS...I got 5 of them..send me a PM!

Sixty Fiver

If these are the Suntour duals I am thinking of they are a freewheel and not a freehub although the design is unique and not swappable.

This thread needs pictures and if you can spare one I'd be all over that.

puchfinnland

you are correct..they are a freewheel, you can put a standard freewheel on the hub, but the locking freewheel will not work on a standard hub