GM Rally wheel run out specs
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From: Westminster Maryland
Hi d,
The information I could find seems to indicate the original wheels were not as 'true' as we would think or would like.
.020 to .030+ seemed to be what people reported quite commonly.
The point was made that this is another reason for careful, experienced balancing of the tire and wheel combination.
Regards,
Alan
The information I could find seems to indicate the original wheels were not as 'true' as we would think or would like.
.020 to .030+ seemed to be what people reported quite commonly.
The point was made that this is another reason for careful, experienced balancing of the tire and wheel combination.
Regards,
Alan
Last edited by Alan 71; Jan 4, 2017 at 04:59 PM.
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Racer
Joined: Feb 2010
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From: nashville tn
Hi d,
The information I could find seems to indicate the original wheels were not a 'true' I we would think or would like.
.020-.030+ seemed to be what people reported quite commonly.
The point was made that this is another reason for careful, experienced balancing of the tire and wheel combination.
Regards,
Alan
The information I could find seems to indicate the original wheels were not a 'true' I we would think or would like.
.020-.030+ seemed to be what people reported quite commonly.
The point was made that this is another reason for careful, experienced balancing of the tire and wheel combination.
Regards,
Alan
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Racer
Joined: Feb 2010
Posts: 362
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From: nashville tn
Thanks Alan I just got off the phone with Wheels Vintique they over less than .015 on there rims at one point I recall being told .012 was spec for the GM wheel. Yes you are correct about professional mounting & balancing, most shops get you out the door asap.
Thanks Hope you have a great new year.
Mike
Thanks Hope you have a great new year.
Mike
