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Benefits of Steel Modular Over 3 Spoke Alloy
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07 Apr 2015 08:24 #142033
by helijohn
I have read somewhere that the 3 spokes can be troublesome I think balance wise but if you have a set that are OK they might be worth the trouble. For me, I always go wide but that is not always the best if you are off-roading.
These are the existing wheels which I have not touched yet (and they are even worse behind) but should paint up well just in case I want to sell the motor on. They are typical I what I get.
Replied by helijohn on topic Benefits of Steel Modular Over 3 Spoke Alloy
virginian wrote: I am tipping towards the world of black, am I right in thinking the '02 3 spokes aren't worth faffing about with ?
I have read somewhere that the 3 spokes can be troublesome I think balance wise but if you have a set that are OK they might be worth the trouble. For me, I always go wide but that is not always the best if you are off-roading.
These are the existing wheels which I have not touched yet (and they are even worse behind) but should paint up well just in case I want to sell the motor on. They are typical I what I get.
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