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Cory 15-01-2008 22:38

pic: 254/968 Unfinished Parts (1)
 

CraigHickman 15-01-2008 22:38

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Ooooh, shiny! I notice you guys always make your wheels two pieces, and I've never really known why... care to enlighten me?

Cory 15-01-2008 22:47

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Quote:

Originally Posted by 114ManualLabor (Post 678905)
Ooooh, shiny! I notice you guys always make your wheels two pieces, and I've never really known why... care to enlighten me?

There's a chamfered groove in each half that acts as a beadlock style wheel and captures the tread.

In the past we've actually run the wheels with no rivets, to hold the ends down, and it works just fine

Stephen Kowski 15-01-2008 23:40

Re: pic: 254/968 Unfinished Parts (1)
 
http://www.flickr.com/photos/jskowski/459486148/

should give you a better idea....ive highlighted some of the points of interest on the photo

Travis Covington 16-01-2008 02:20

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Stephen Kowski (Post 678974)
http://www.flickr.com/photos/jskowski/459486148/

should give you a better idea....ive highlighted some of the points of interest on the photo

haha! Thanks, you did the explaining for us!

CraigHickman 16-01-2008 12:26

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Sweet. Our wheels have the lip on the edge, but we just rivet. Does the 2 piece give any major advantages to offset the weight of cap screws to hold it together?

Cory 16-01-2008 17:26

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Quote:

Originally Posted by 114ManualLabor (Post 679272)
Sweet. Our wheels have the lip on the edge, but we just rivet. Does the 2 piece give any major advantages to offset the weight of cap screws to hold it together?

The weight pretty much is negligible, as far as we're concerned. The wheel weighs something like 0.23 lbs.

Stephen Kowski 16-01-2008 17:57

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Travis Covington (Post 679091)
haha! Thanks, you did the explaining for us!

I've tried to explain it to several people before, it always seems easier to do it this way.


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