coldfire

[quote name='TYSON' date='Jul 15 2005, 08:42 AM']Toyo RA1


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oooh, sticky



these are for track? or are you one of those crazies who can afford r-comps on the street? hehe

TYSON

Those are only street legal in theory at this point.

93 R1

What wheels?



As long as you clean the wheel before you stick on the weight, it will be fine.

teknics

meh, it all depend son who puts them on.



i have however seen them dislodge on a ford ranger and get thrown straight through his fender liner thing.



dont let tire rack balnce your wheels, ive seen some horrific things from them, including weights tape to the lip that you hammer the hammer type weights onto.



kevin.

GreyGT-C

i've had them come off of my front rims before due to excessive brake caliper heat.

TYSON

[quote name='GreyGT-C' date='Jul 17 2005, 10:21 AM']i've had them come off of my front rims before due to excessive brake caliper heat.


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This is what I was thinking. I noticed one has moved just from moving around and stacking them on a +30C day.

teknics

[quote name='TYSON' date='Jul 17 2005, 05:36 PM']This is what I was thinking. I noticed one has moved just from moving around and stacking them on a +30C day.


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the glue for the weights sucks. and there's actually a quality difference between brands, some are a lot better then others.



the best from most manufacturers are the smaller, 1/4oz weights. the 1/2oz ones are heavier then the glue can handle and fall off easier.



im not a fan of stick-on weights after some of the crap ive seen, but i have seen a lot of people start putting duct tape over them, not the prettiest solution but it works.



kevin.