Duralites
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Re: Duralites (SOLOef)
Be carefull with Duralites, they tend to bend easy. Especially when you are trying to mount tires on them. Have an experienced shop that is use to mounting race tires on these do it.
If you can affort them, Panasport 3 peice are the way to go. http://www.Kspeed.com
Talk to some of the road race shops in your area. Some of them will buy them and will get you a good price. All else fails, look in the back of a GRM, they always have a bunch of wheel distributor ads.
If you can affort them, Panasport 3 peice are the way to go. http://www.Kspeed.com
Talk to some of the road race shops in your area. Some of them will buy them and will get you a good price. All else fails, look in the back of a GRM, they always have a bunch of wheel distributor ads.
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Re: Duralites (SOLOef)
Circle has some alloy road racing wheels in 13x8: http://www.circleracing.com
Diamond has steel wheels out to 13x12: http://www.diamondracingwheels.com
Diamond has steel wheels out to 13x12: http://www.diamondracingwheels.com
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Re: Duralites (SOLOef)
Axis makes the Lenso VPD 13x7.5 drag racing rim that works well for autocrossing and can be found for under $150 each. I know some of you wouldn't use a drag racing rim for autocrosing but I have used them for 7 events with no probs and a fellow DSP Integra has been using them for 2 years with no problems.
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