
02-10-2004, 09:48 AM
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Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: Outside Miami,
FL
Cobra Make, Engine: Several
Posts: 949
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Interested.
Widths?
Would suggest bronze for street knock-offs, to avoid removal issues with alloy, after some use and non-removal.
Alloy tends to bond with alloy when very tight, particularly on a street wheel that is seldom removed and subject to water and road salts. And, the alloy tangs can be bent or broken without a special tool for removal.javascript :smilie('  ')
A bronze spinner has its mass near the center of rotation, so the intertial drag is zip, but of course, it will weigh a bit more and cost more.
The golden bronze patina looks cool to some, but the alloy can be color treated at will.
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