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Old Jul 10, 2008 | 07:51 PM
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Originally Posted by PJS
mooty -- have you experienced any leaking issues with the Jongbloeds?
no leak on jong bloed. only my fikses leak.
also i hit berms a lot, that's how i know i nailed the apex. i bent fikses, but not jongbloed nor CCW.

but i no longer like 3pcs wheels. over them they will all leak. furthermore, if you hit something and bent only the wheel halves, you didn't hit it hard enough, you dont have to fix them really. if you hit something hard enough, you WILL bent the wheel center. at that point you replacement cost of a 3pcs wheel is same as buying a one piece forged wheel (CCW, volks etc). so personally, unless you cannot find correct offset in one piece forged wheels, i see no benefit in using 3 pcs wheels. but that' s just me.
 
Old Jul 10, 2008 | 07:52 PM
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Originally Posted by Formula1
What is your experience with the C10s vs. the C14s? What is the difference.

Anyone out there selling their used and unwanted CCW's?
damn, i am like a wheel shop. i got 2 setc of C10 and 1 set of C14.
C10 is lighter, has 10 spokes
C14 is 14 spokes
C10 has been shotpeened to match the strength of C14.
C14 do not have shot peen.
C10 may be built with center cap
C14 usually has no center cap. if you must have one, the can do it, but you will gain another lbs per wheel when the build up the center section to hold the cap
 
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Old Jul 11, 2008 | 11:37 AM
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Originally Posted by mooty
no leak on jong bloed. only my fikses leak.
also i hit berms a lot, that's how i know i nailed the apex. i bent fikses, but not jongbloed nor CCW.

but i no longer like 3pcs wheels. over them they will all leak. furthermore, if you hit something and bent only the wheel halves, you didn't hit it hard enough, you dont have to fix them really. if you hit something hard enough, you WILL bent the wheel center. at that point you replacement cost of a 3pcs wheel is same as buying a one piece forged wheel (CCW, volks etc). so personally, unless you cannot find correct offset in one piece forged wheels, i see no benefit in using 3 pcs wheels. but that' s just me.
I am starting to agree with you about the 3 piece vs 1 piece

you should sell a set of your ccws to me -- you clearly have too many sets...
 
Old Jul 12, 2008 | 12:21 AM
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Originally Posted by PJS
I am starting to agree with you about the 3 piece vs 1 piece

you should sell a set of your ccws to me -- you clearly have too many sets...
LOL, actually i need more wheels.
i just dropped off two sets to mount tires.
my last set of R888 lasted my 3.5 days ugh..
 
Old Jul 12, 2008 | 12:25 AM
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Originally Posted by mooty
LOL, actually i need more wheels.
i just dropped off two sets to mount tires.
my last set of R888 lasted my 3.5 days ugh..
Yikes! Aren't the Toyo R-series tires supposed to be some of the most longest lasting R-compounds out there?
 
Old Jul 12, 2008 | 07:00 PM
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Originally Posted by CarNerd
Yikes! Aren't the Toyo R-series tires supposed to be some of the most longest lasting R-compounds out there?
that's pretty long lasting for how i drive.
i do a lot more miles for each track day than most. 175miles on average
hoosiers are about two day.
mpsc about 3 days.
 
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the stock wheels are perfect for that car.
 
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