i mounted my buggy wheels backwards for a wider track which I'm hoping will produce better handiling + stability any thoughts on this. is it bad to do because it seems like alot of people dont do it but it seemed like a good idea to me?
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lol.. are you serious?? :constipatno the inside of the rim is on the outside and vice versa
I have to question the usability of doing that. You've inverted your wheels. So now the hex in on the outside. And the wheel nut is now sitting in the hex. But what is keeping the wheel locked to the axle? The purpose of the hex on the inside is to lock into the hex on the hub to insure the wheel rotates with the axle. Perhaps there's enough friction, but there's no guarantee you won't spin the wheel of during regular use.
ok i just couldnt tell what you ment by that. well i agree with you guys on the stress part but I'm still gunna test drive it on tha street as soon as i get sum fuel and a idel screw. i will post results.
I'm still gunna test drive it on tha street as soon as i get sum fuel and a idel screw. i will post results.
i didnt but a showt STRAUT pass down the road shouldnt hurt and will help me determine if i want to widen my track and i know what you guys where thinking i put the nut int the wheel and used the wheel as the wrench and help the hun with a wrench. what i ment by i didnt no wut u ment by that i was talking to 4u2nv because i thought he was just trying to be mean not just wondering.