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02-10-2005, 13:38
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Re: What kind of wheels do you use?
Team 57's trying some new wheels in the off-season.
http://204.2.107.191/good_year_power...cing_tires.htm They're go-kart tires. Solid neoprene around an aluminum hub. They're really gripy, as long as they're clean, and the rear pair has a hole that mates with a shaft with two flattened sides, so it should be fairly easy to use. |
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