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Re: pic: WildStang 2006 Teaser 1

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Originally Posted by RogerR
i'm gonna say drive wheel, because of the sprocket. i think that unless the connecting sprocket is either very large, or spinning at a very high speed, this sprocket is for gearing down. and it looks a #25 sprocket to me, which would put the wheel dia. around 6".
I'd put money on it being a non drive wheel. That's some very thin sheet metal to start with. I sure wouldn't want to mill out spokes and then put them in my drivetrain where they'll be under a ton of load.
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