Question on wheels?
#1
Question on dayton wheels?
Has anyone tried running this type of wheel and tire? What would be the side effects of having this setup?
http://www.custommaxima.com/MaximaOw...OwnerMArk1.jpg
http://www.custommaxima.com/MaximaOw...OwnerMArk1.jpg
#2
Re: Question on wheels?
Originally posted by 1FSTMAX
Has anyone tried running this type of wheel and tire? What would be the side effects of having this setup?
Has anyone tried running this type of wheel and tire? What would be the side effects of having this setup?
2. Poor handling.
3. Ridicule and uncontrolled laughter from total strangers on the street.
#3
Re: Re: Question on wheels?
Originally posted by sinewave
1. Wheel bearing failure.
2. Poor handling.
3. Ridicule and uncontrolled laughter from total strangers on the street.
1. Wheel bearing failure.
2. Poor handling.
3. Ridicule and uncontrolled laughter from total strangers on the street.
#4
Re: Re: Question on wheels?
Originally posted by sinewave
1. Wheel bearing failure.
2. Poor handling.
3. Ridicule and uncontrolled laughter from total strangers on the street.
1. Wheel bearing failure.
2. Poor handling.
3. Ridicule and uncontrolled laughter from total strangers on the street.
-Cyrus
#6
Originally posted by Stillmatic
What would be the positives in this setup?
What would be the positives in this setup?
I would have to totally agree with sinewave on the first two....., but not trying to cause a debate how would the bearings get messed up?
Thanks for the pic, i needed a good laugh!
#9
Originally posted by Stillmatic
What would be the positives in this setup?
What would be the positives in this setup?
#10
Originally posted by Savage42
Positives? Absolutely none! Aside from looking horrible and the tire diameter being shorter, it is illegal in most states to have the wheel stick out past the fender, and it will destroy wheel bearings! It's all about leverage. This would seriously increase the load on the wheel bearings, even sitting still. With the proper offset, there load is distributed more evenly between the inner & outer bearings. Not so in that case!
Positives? Absolutely none! Aside from looking horrible and the tire diameter being shorter, it is illegal in most states to have the wheel stick out past the fender, and it will destroy wheel bearings! It's all about leverage. This would seriously increase the load on the wheel bearings, even sitting still. With the proper offset, there load is distributed more evenly between the inner & outer bearings. Not so in that case!
#11
Re: Re: Question on wheels?
Originally posted by sinewave
3. Ridicule and uncontrolled laughter from total strangers on the street.
3. Ridicule and uncontrolled laughter from total strangers on the street.
this is one instance where originality isnt applauded! ewwww i got to go throw up now!
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