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Originally posted by UTA racer rikki:
We're kinda bummed that we didn't think to cover our carbon rims... It would have been nice to keep those on the hush hush.


How did you guys balance your rims? Did you add a piece of aluminum somewhere to machine balance that and leave the CF as it was/ Did you just balance the wheels and hubs as a unit?

hmmmmmmmm

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-Some people need to get an ice-cream sandwich,
-Cement Legs needs to get an ice-cream sandwich
 
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Balance? Extra weight...


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Posts: 1215 | Location: Seattle, WA, USA | Registered: December 03, 2002Reply With QuoteEdit or Delete MessageReport This Post
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I think '04 has only spent 2-3 min. of its life at "tire balance" speeds. I have been driving on the carbon wheels since March with a couple high speed Auto-X at Texas Motor Speedway road course with speeds at 90-100 mph with no vibrations. There's not much weight in the outer part of the wheel and we offset the seam of the tire from the valve.

*Pics posted under new topic, UTA Carbon Wheel.*


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Posts: 33 | Location: Arlington | Registered: May 11, 2004Reply With QuoteEdit or Delete MessageReport This Post
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Say it ain't so, I can't imagine UTA keeping somethin on the "hush hush."

Our cure is to just vent the diff. I was quite suprised to hear that you guys didn't do this.


I am confused as to whether the Taylor-Race Engineering/Quaife differential is vented and sealed, not vented and sealed, vented and not sealed, or not vented and not sealed.

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