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Originally Posted by Cory
Because we would have spent $1800+shipping to buy AndyMark Performance Wheels this year...and once we got them we would have had to do secondary machining on them anyways.
Instead we made our own for $300 plus ~20 hours of my time.
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Our traction wheels came in the 2008 kit. So we didn't spend any money on them
(besides registration), and they took 0 hours to make.
The kit wheels are highly under-rated.
I see custom wheels as more of a fashion statement then a practicality. They certainly are impressive and cool

Props for making awesome things.