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[Sampuppy1]

Then how do you explain wheels that don't have lips on the front like my pro comps? No place for weight

Stick on weights! No more corrosion!

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[95C1500]

Stick on weights! No more corrosion!

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that's right, I knew there were other types of weights but couldn't remember...

 

[thz71]

You can balance from one side but it takes about 1.5-2x the wheel weights to do so.

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And looks about 10x better haha

 

[thz71]

Stick on weights! No more corrosion!

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You stick stick on weights on the front side of aftermarket rims? That must look aweful

 

[95whitez71]

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[phule]

You stick stick on weights on the front side of aftermarket rims? That must look aweful

I saw that on a meguirs show truck nice set of foose wheels with huge stick on weights in the lip.. could not believe it.


Yes you can do static with one set of clip in weights or dynamic sub stick on weights behind the hub face.

Adam

 

[Sampuppy1]

You stick stick on weights on the front side of aftermarket rims? That must look aweful

Yep! Hahaha. I don't like corrosion at all. Inside or outside. Makes leaks after awhile.

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[twomanymontes]

You can also use counter balancing beads. You just through a bag a beads into the tire when you mount it and drive. The bag breaks and the beads move to where they need to be. I have used them in Cube Vans and Sprinter Vans that have odd rim lips that regular weights won't stay on. They seem to work pretty good. None of the driver have complained.

 

[thz71]

You can also use counter balancing beads. You just through a bag a beads into the tire when you mount it and drive. The bag breaks and the beads move to where they need to be. I have used them in Cube Vans and Sprinter Vans that have odd rim lips that regular weights won't stay on. They seem to work pretty good. None of the driver have complained.

I need to look into that!

 

[phule]

Ive used those aswell also equal which is like sand works well on larger tires.

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