weld on beadlocks
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Year: 93 2 door
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weld on beadlocks
check these out
http://sacramento.craigslist.org/ptd/2920974964.html
I really want a set of beadlocks because so many people say they straight up eat. it's not on the short list but I'd like some info on them
I have a couple concerns, street legal being on of them. theyre obviously not DOT approved
then how they would ride on the street for daily drives? I would get them professionally welded
also, would these go on any set of plain old soft 8 steelies?
these look professionally designed and if I get them professionally welded as well, I dont see why I would have any problems on the street with them
any thoughts?
I was thinking those low profile ones in box #11
http://sacramento.craigslist.org/ptd/2920974964.html
I really want a set of beadlocks because so many people say they straight up eat. it's not on the short list but I'd like some info on them
I have a couple concerns, street legal being on of them. theyre obviously not DOT approved
then how they would ride on the street for daily drives? I would get them professionally welded
also, would these go on any set of plain old soft 8 steelies?
these look professionally designed and if I get them professionally welded as well, I dont see why I would have any problems on the street with them
any thoughts?
I was thinking those low profile ones in box #11
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no sir. as I said, theyre not on the short list. not even remotely close
but I know I'll wanna be running 3psi for sure some day
just doing some research and these looked like a good deal
but I know I'll wanna be running 3psi for sure some day
just doing some research and these looked like a good deal
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legality of them is up for grabs really, it all depends on weather or not the cop knows what they are or not. if its going to be on a daily driver, then you have to check the bolts torque often. and any thing can look professional in an autocad/ solidworks program, it doesnt take a rocket scientist and rock rings are pretty simple
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That's about 50 bucks more than most kits like that cost and I run 3psi now without them but I'm also running a bias tire.
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Look good enough to me. I would also ask a about adding a conning ring also but have run wheels with out them successfully many times.
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