how to dish wheels
01-17-2006 | 10:50 PM
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how to dish wheels
I am new to the drifting aspect of R/C but not to R/C. I was wondering how to "dish" a wheel. Thank you for all the help in all the other posts
01-19-2006 | 06:43 PM
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From: Rialto,
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RE: how to dish wheels
ORIGINAL: LeoJr
Dish a wheel?? One can only be referring to using a dish rim, instead of say a 5-star or BBS style rim. It's all flat.
I could be wrong
Dish a wheel?? One can only be referring to using a dish rim, instead of say a 5-star or BBS style rim. It's all flat.
I could be wrong
ALot of drifters use this trick to use wide 200mm bodies on 190mm chassis. Including myself.
Credit to my friend D-Style on the DRC forums.
01-19-2006 | 07:12 PM
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RE: how to dish wheels
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Very very wrong [:@]
ALot of drifters use this trick to use wide 200mm bodies on 190mm chassis. Including myself.
Credit to my friend D-Style on the DRC forums.
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Thats a pretty cool trick! But wouldnt buying rims with a different offset accomplish the same thing?
Very very wrong [:@]
ALot of drifters use this trick to use wide 200mm bodies on 190mm chassis. Including myself.
Credit to my friend D-Style on the DRC forums.
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Thats a pretty cool trick! But wouldnt buying rims with a different offset accomplish the same thing?
01-19-2006 | 07:15 PM
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RE: how to dish wheels
No really. It wouldnt give you that deep dish effect.
ORIGINAL: LeoJr
Thats a pretty cool trick! But wouldnt buying rims with a different offset accomplish the same thing?
Thats a pretty cool trick! But wouldnt buying rims with a different offset accomplish the same thing?
