Anyone know about saftey of alloys lol thinkin in buyin some alloys but one is damaged on the inner rim edge as seen on the picture. Wondering if it would be still ok to use or not?
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09-07-13, 20:39 #1Member
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Alloy damage
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09-07-13, 20:40 #2Official Enthusiast
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Looks cracked to me, definitely would not use.
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09-07-13, 20:43 #3Member
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Rodger that. Shal not bother then lol cheers matey
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09-07-13, 21:23 #4The Ultimate Mechanic
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Even if it was "safe" that flat spot would need a lot of weight to balance the wheel and will probably vibrate as well.
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09-07-13, 21:53 #5Official Enthusiast
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as above would avoid
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10-07-13, 09:21 #7Member
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Ok cheers for advice guys. Deffo not gonna bother lol
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