took off the NM titanium piece, it vibrated, and I am suspicious that its even titanium:eek6:
Repainted my original M7 steel piece . Its made much better.
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Kind of getting car ready for black hills trip and general maintenance. So I changed my brake fluid last night. I think I can see the difference in the fluid. Think I will paint calipers tonight and new pads and rotors tomorrow
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While I was at it I thought I should get rid of this too.
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Next upgrade:drool
http://www.minigenuineparts.co.uk/mini-parts/info_GP2BrakeKit.html
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Gary, I really like those new wheels! Are they as sturdy as they look? What are they made of?
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I've been running the same wheel (different color) for 2 years. No dents at all. I did get some curb rash (my own fault). I do recommend
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They are an aluminum alloy wheel so always use caution. That being said I have hit some good pot holes without damage.
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Link to manufacturers page: http://www.nm-eng.com/262/0/0/2883/nm880501s-nm-eng-rse05-17-light-weight-wheel.html
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http://www.bbs-usa.com/expertise/processes/
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Great information, guys! Thanks very much
I think a set are in Molly3's future.
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http://rayswheels.co.jp/products/wheel.php?lang=en&wheel=TE37
http://rayswheels.co.jp/concept/technology.php?lang=en&tech=2
Using design mold-form forging technology to ensure high-performance products
Not all forged wheels are produced using the same manufacturing method.
Rays' forged wheels are made using design mold-form forging technology, which involves the use of a dedicated mold for each type of wheel and a differently shaped mold for each process.
Requiring the use of advanced technology, this method is both labor-intensive and time-consuming, but Rays believes this to be the only forging method that fully exploits the intrinsic potential of forging. -
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(Yeah, I know...you posted pics back in #24. But I want to see those babies installed! :biggrin5
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