Check your wheels
#1
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Check your wheels
Came across this video. I'm not sure if it's been posted before but wow this could have been really bad. He LOVED it tho lol
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=vtYjujhW27Q
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=vtYjujhW27Q
#6
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#7
Not if they're engineered properly and mfr'd consistently.
I don't think anyone's fatigued an OEM (Enkei) cast one. Which is why they are heavy.
If you want lightweight, they need to be forged. Like the OEM BBS ones.
It's quite simple, really. And possibly why the likes of Rota cannot get close to the correct offsets, as it increases the loading.
I don't think anyone's fatigued an OEM (Enkei) cast one. Which is why they are heavy.
If you want lightweight, they need to be forged. Like the OEM BBS ones.
It's quite simple, really. And possibly why the likes of Rota cannot get close to the correct offsets, as it increases the loading.
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#9
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The grain pattern at the break suggests a casting to me. But I've not worked in a forging shop (my dad's drop forge) for a loooooooooooog time!
Fox News had a link to the runaway wheel this on their front page this morning.
-- Chuck
Fox News had a link to the runaway wheel this on their front page this morning.
-- Chuck
#10
The forgestar sight says they are cast and then f@#ked about with.
I've seen this on Rotas too. Nothing else. I'm fairly sure what that suggests.
I've seen this on Rotas too. Nothing else. I'm fairly sure what that suggests.