Seal of Approval

[Aaron Lussier]

Anybody else have that cool pin. If you do what did you get it for.

[Greg Perkins]

our wheels took a beatin, and kept on ticking! we did make sppare wheels for our off season comps we go to, but they still arent as cool as the aluminum ones!!!!! thanks wheelman, and chris for making our year so great!!

see ya at river rage!

Badjokeguy

[dlavery]

Originally posted by The wheelman


Check these out.

P.S. Any questions on how they were made just ask.

Those wheels are definately cool. You inspired us, so we have been working very hard on our wheel design for next year. I expect to see a lot of teams running with these in 2003...





-dave

[fast frank]

those wheels are sweet! how well do they work?

[mtaman02]

cool wheels.

[A. Snodgrass]

Very nice wheels!

[A. Snodgrass]

Oh yeah and also I got a seal of approval....Ive worn it to classes and even brought it home with me for my summer break from college. I love that button!

[sanddrag]

dlavery,

Are those your team's wheels or wheels from a NASA Project. Our JPL engineer designed something extremely similar to be used on the 2003 launch mars rover. They cost $3000 apiece.

[evulish]

Originally posted by weedie
I shared the info. with the other driver. I think they are very unique, and in my years, I have yet to see anything like them. I don't think I could ever convince him to try out a different type of wheel though, or even something similar. We were very successful with our wheels this year too. We used to use four of the wheel chair wheels. We upgraded to large (mini swamper) Skyway wheels this year. They were awesome directly from Skyway, but our wheelman (evulish) made them even better. Maybe I can get him to post a picture of the wheels after he perfected them.

My wheels rule!

And I don't think we would ever be able to make those metal wheels. We have a drill press and band saw...hmm...oh yeah...and a grinder. Gee. Heh. Machine shop? Heck no. Wood shop!