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30-04-2010, 13:10
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Re: pic: 4 inch Wheel Render
I will agree with Nick on both counts.
A recess for the tread is the only way to go, then you only need two rivets at each end if the tread, the groove takes all the side load on the tread. And the hex broach is far superior to bolting the A/M flanges on your wheels. mike d 
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