I dont know if its been mentioned yet, you can rotate the two halves of the steering wheel to make a different design. Im still trying to catch up on the build. I have alot of reading to do.
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Justin vs Scott Class Three Build Off - Scott's take on Short Fuse
- Thread starter VMGontheRocks
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I dont know if its been mentioned yet, you can rotate the two halves of the steering wheel to make a different design. Im still trying to catch up on the build. I have alot of reading to do.
I can't believe those tires have held up all this time, they must be 3 years old by now! If you ever decide to build another narrow tire for it keep an eye on your width. I really fought keeping the wheels in tight enough to keep it legal and a narrower tire may make it impossible. I always wished I had made the chassis an 1/8" wider.
It's going to be tough competing against a rig like this at nats
how much width did you take out of the tire?
It was basically the center lug, I think one is slightly wider than the other. So maybe 1/4 to 5/16"?
VMGontheRocks
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Thanks!
I've been happy with them. They've held up, they're strong and they're fast.
Though I have seen several others have trouble with them.