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Curtis
Re: Wheel Weights
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1. park so the stain where it was is at the bottom

2. place weight back in place.

3. drive really fast so the centrifugal force holds it in place.



HAHhahhh thats a good one tyrie.

Posted on: 2008/7/5 11:55
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Tyrie
Re: Wheel Weights
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1. park so the stain where it was is at the bottom

2. place weight back in place.

3. drive really fast so the centrifugal force holds it in place.

Posted on: 2008/7/5 9:26
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well yes I had a wry grin when I saw it. The problem is the wheel is now unbalanced. If I can see where it was fitted, "Shoe Goo" (or duct tape) should stick it back on. You reckon?

Posted on: 2008/7/5 6:19
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Sorry DD but I can't help but laugh at that when i read it

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thats heavy enough!!

Posted on: 2008/7/5 5:47
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Tyrie
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Dont get 15x8 steel wheels, 25kg each with tyres

Posted on: 2008/7/5 3:55
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[stick-on weights] tend to fall off the wheel if the surface isn't really clean.
Speaking of which, here's what greeted me this morning:

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yes they are good but they tend to fall off the wheel if the surface isn't really clean. I have the clip on type on the inside of my race wheels, they balanced out great.

As for the weight of wheels? well our cars really benifit from using rims which weigh under 10kg cos when you add the tyres that's almost double in most cases

Posted on: 2008/7/3 10:34
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I like the stick-on wheel weights. You can put them on the inside of the alloy wheels.

Here is the new section at Datsun1200.com, please fill it up with good facts about wheel weights: Wheel Weights

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Try this

http://www.wheelweights.net/


- but if you would like to start a section about wheel weights - do it in the Wiki.

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