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Old 14-08-2012
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I have some yellow front staggers and some low pro cut staggers for my B4. What is the difference between stretching them on normal rims or buying slim rims for them. What difference does it make. Thanks
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They work better on slim rims. You dont need to buy slim rims, just cut the inner bead off.
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I buy centro front slim rims: http://www.rccarshop.co.uk/index.php...hite-slim.html
You don't need to glue schumacher slim front tyres to them, they just pull on and stay on without glue. I use them for stagger ribs, cut staggers and mini spikes.
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