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who machine's wheels?

the collector

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dijm8

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anybody knw the dimensions of it? just so you guys knw i got a set of ve ceptors 16x7 steel rims..

rang a machine place 2day n they justd askd for dimensions of it so if any 1 knws that wud be good

other then that i might just go to wheel worx
 

HoldenManDan

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??? They take minimal shear load however the torsional forces can be quite high. The studs are all that hold the wheels to your hub. As for the clamping area, the issue may take a while to develop as you will have a high pressure area on the wheel that can cause a point for failure over time. Think of it this way, clamping force distributed over a small area vs the same clamping force distributed over a much larger (at least twice) area = lower pressure at any one point.

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agreed, thus why i said it'd be something i'll get around to rectifying.

ummm dijm8, i'd seriously rethink getting your steel wheels machined... alloys have been done over and over, but if you PM Torquative and ask him about the ve ceptors he got to put on his vz, he'll be able to fill you in on exactly why its an especially bad idea to machine the steel wheels. Ultimately he ended up selling the ve steelies and got some vz ones instead.
 
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