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I have searched (here and google), but can't find an answer.
Why do most cars run disc wheels instead of spoked wheels? Is it a performance thing, or is it an availability thing, or is it just a style thing? |
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No difference in my opinion.
I use both dished and jconcepts wheels to good effect. The jconcepts are better value for money
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can't snag anything with a dished wheel, other cars (wheel nuts), scenery, mud, stones, marshals.........
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I've run spokes for years now mainly because IN MY OPINION they look better, but recently I've started to like the look of the dished wheel. I haven't found them to let in anymore dirt or grass. On the flip side they could let the dirt out just as easy as they let it in.
I think it's just personal preference really. |
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spokes are better for disc ventilation ;-)
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I've used both and the only difference I've found is the dished wheels are easier to clean. Saying that, whilst running on a grass track I got a stick stuck in the spoked wheel!
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where can i get spoked wheels for a b4,1?
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theyre not bad at all. would have to paint them silver tho
always liked the old hpi super star wheels. |
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You could always have some custom dyed wheels if you don't want yellow or white...
See here.. http://www.oople.com/forums/showthread.php?t=80965 ![]() |
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thats pretty cool
no idea you could do that! |
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Welcome to the world of customised wheels haggis
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Dish wheels just look right on a buggy (IMO) spokes just don't
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anybody tried running 12mm hexes on the rear of a B44 ???
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There's a couple of options on the way for hex wheels on AE cars...
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I believe its a manufacturing thing. It is cheaper to make dished wheel tooling and you dont have to worry about flashing between spokes.
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I could be wrong, but I think Losi was the first to offer solid disc wheels as the "option/aftermarket" wheel for their original JRX2. (orange, hot pink, optic yellow) Personally, I've always liked having the option or running either (if conditions allow) - because I feel it affects sidebite, that spoked wheels disturb the air/disc wheels slip through easier, and I use it as a tuning aid. But it's still a very small difference. |
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