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@Breso
I'm sorry and of course I thought dishing meant something completely different.
My point was actually to thread the aluminium hub of the front trispoke to make the cog sit aprox 2cm from the middle of the wheel, giving me a correct chainline.
Track spokes are a no-no because the thread is way too far from the point I actually need.
I know already how to swap axles between front or back but my concern is that I can only use front wheels given the width of the hub itself.
Yesterday I called the shop in Rome that sold this bike originally and this was a custom order to Moser from a customer that wanted a TT bike with the geo of the Francesco's 1994 hour record bike.
The shop still has a picture of the bike when it was builded but unfortunately they don't have any internet connection to sent it to me.
The guy said they'll try to contact the original owner and ask him to forward to me technical informations and the pictures as well.
Apparently they used an Ambrosio lenticular wheel and they spaced it correctly.
I hope next week I'll have some good news.