Prodrive gc07c source?
#2
There's really no source for discontinued GC07Cs. They're extremely hard to come by, especially just one wheel. Might sound stupid, but have you thought about just throwing a 4mm spacer behind the one +48 wheel? That would make it sit even with the others.
#4
There's really no source for discontinued GC07Cs. They're extremely hard to come by, especially just one wheel. Might sound stupid, but have you thought about just throwing a 4mm spacer behind the one +48 wheel? That would make it sit even with the others.
I don't think one should ever use a spacer on one wheel.... it won't be the same. May be dangerous.
There's really no source for discontinued GC07Cs. They're extremely hard to come by, especially just one wheel.
#7
The spacer is on the center of the wheel, that's where the rotational inertia is concentrated, a 3mm aluminum spacer weighs 5-6grams so it won't be much of a difference. The wheel with the lower offsets would have more material on the pad (i.e weigh slightly more), by adding a spacer on the wheel with the higher offset you're balancing the weights on each side. I can just weigh each wheel and calculate the weight of the one with the spacer to match the weights for both sides.
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10-18-2003 10:41 AM