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30-04-2010, 13:10
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Re: pic: 4 inch Wheel Render
Nice first design. It definitely looks a lot like the AM performance wheel and depending on how much time/money you have, buying those would be more cost effective although making your own is certainly cool!
I definitely echo the sentiment of sticking with the hex at all costs, and keeping the fillets. Its really incredible how much extra strength the fillets give in bending. 
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