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Originally Posted by schao won't the spacers change the offset of the wheels and put extra stress on the bearings? Yes, (although very slight) it will add stress to the
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09-08-2011, 08:35 PM
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Anytime you extend a weight or rotating mass further from its anchor point your increasing stress (and the risk of increased wheel vibration). It's like this... take a 25lb weight and hang or spin it around your elbow with arm extended... then move it out to your wrist area... you'll immediately note the difference in your shoulder! |
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