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Author:  mk e [ Wed Jul 17, 2019 10:14 am ]
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A few more renderings. Counterbores fixed and sharp edges broken....I told them to start production.

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Author:  mk e [ Fri Jul 19, 2019 7:25 am ]
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Got the new drawings and its not completely clear where they made changes. A little more rim thickness in the front, a little less in the rear...they used 3.2mm for both, I used 3/3.5 The weight is up a light at 25.3/26.2....the front includes what is effectively s spacer stuck on to set the offset right so the 1 piece is lighter than the 550 front plus spacer, the rear is 1/2 lb heavier, again probably in the hub.

Author:  mk e [ Fri Jul 19, 2019 12:16 pm ]
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it looks like they added a little more meat the the spokes between the ribs. I had a constant 8mm cross section, they have what looks like about 8 growing to more like 12 near the hub. this must be the area they were concerned about the strength on.

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Author:  mk e [ Sat Jul 20, 2019 6:24 am ]
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With my new 18' wheels my 308 is another to be F1ish as F1 is also moving to 18"

https://www.yahoo.com/news/bigger-tires ... 56596.html

The circuit will switch to 18-inch tires beginning in the 2021 season, one of a series of changes it is making as it embarks on a new contract with the Italian tire-maker Pirelli that begins next year and runs through 2023. F1 has used 13-inch tires for decades.

Author:  mk e [ Thu Jul 25, 2019 11:11 am ]
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1 wheel just off the mill

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Author:  mk e [ Sun Jul 28, 2019 9:15 am ]
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someone on fchat gave me the correct paint code so i asked....they had no idea what a paint code is so back to "silver".. They sent this pic of the color they normally use and it looks fine I think...easy enough to respray if I don't like it though.

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Author:  mk e [ Mon Aug 05, 2019 9:43 am ]
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painted, trying to get shipping estimate

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Author:  mk e [ Tue Aug 06, 2019 7:30 am ]
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and then there were 4 ready to ship

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Author:  mk e [ Sat Aug 10, 2019 7:50 am ]
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I just got a shipping update. Its 3 days factory to port, into a container for the next ship, then 25-30 days but Im not sure if that includes US port to me. 5-6 weeks I guess total. The wheel will be leaving port on Wed 8/14 so mid Sept. to me.

Author:  mk e [ Fri Aug 16, 2019 7:22 am ]
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I just got a tracking number and with it UPS found me 3 more tracking numbers. They are waiting delivery at ups facility....and they have some waiting. The I got notice they were finished and paid Tues the 6th, them 3 days to port then wait to a Wed, means the wheels on a ship that just left 8/14 so they won't hit land until sometime in the week of 9/8....but the ground shipping labels have been created and are waiting to get slapped on.

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