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Former Vendor
Joined: Aug 2005
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From: Loganville GA
great wheel for the price. Check www.avalonracing.net he has great prices and its where I bought mine.
I have the 2 piece Evolutions.
With stock rim diameters and Z51 brakes on the 2 piece wheel, you need flush mount valve stems and have to remove the wheel to put air in the tire, plus epoxy/band in the front sensors.
With the 3 piece wheels, you have to band all 4 sensors, as the stem is also behind the spoke, like the 2 piece, but uses a special neck so that the actual air hole is where one of the bolts around the circumference would be.
I have the 2 piece Evolutions.
With stock rim diameters and Z51 brakes on the 2 piece wheel, you need flush mount valve stems and have to remove the wheel to put air in the tire, plus epoxy/band in the front sensors.
With the 3 piece wheels, you have to band all 4 sensors, as the stem is also behind the spoke, like the 2 piece, but uses a special neck so that the actual air hole is where one of the bolts around the circumference would be.
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Joined: Apr 2005
Posts: 14,104
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From: South Florida
I love mine also, 3 piece Swifts. That said, consider the chrome option. High Polished need consistent care. If you decide to go the HP route, I would seriously look into English Polishes immediately.
(I have a nice pic with Playboy Model, but mods do not like, so email if you need additional shot)
(I have a nice pic with Playboy Model, but mods do not like, so email if you need additional shot)
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From: Loganville GA
you have to cut the neck off of the sensor and then use epoxy to glue it to the inside of the rim. Some also use metal bands to hold them in place. the info is posted on here somewhere if you search for it, along with pictures.