pic: 296's Tri-Star Wheel

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14-02-2004, 23:11

pras870

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Re: pic: 296's Tri-Star Wheel

You're misunderstanding my statement. I didn't say it was machined badly, I'm saying a team like that could of machined it BETTER. I'm talking mainly about the edges, personally if it was me, I would of made it more of a straight edge as opposed to being bumpy such as theres. I'm not sure if it's meant to be like that, but seeing as how big the tires are, and what they're trying to do, I'm just offering my opinion.

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