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maybe a Z with forged wheels should try the same pothole and see what happens.
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Ugh... that's just nasty.
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that's what you get for faking the funk..
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wow. this speaks volumes about why you should purchase quality items...
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the biggest fail in this thread as stated above is someone trying to pass off knock off wheels as genuine BBSs. That center cap was probably just trying to escape/commit suicide and this was the result. |
Pretty lame on the center cap, but I wouldn't use this as evidence against the quality of the replicas.
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Also it's not likely that the wheel came apart due to the impact. The pothole likely cracked the wheel and after driving for a little while longer (until he noticed there was a problem) the center separated from the rest of the wheel. A similar comparison can be made with tires. If you have a hole in a sidewall, blow the bead of a tire, etc.. and continue to drive on that flat tire it will eventually split in two right at the sidewall. Knowledge.. the more you know :tup: |
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but please, share more Knowledge with us. |
i can almost bet the BBS center caps were also fake! :D
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You, like many others, assume a wheel holding together in one piece after a given impact equates to it's quality. This is true but only to a certain extent.. If I posted pictures of Advan Wheels, Work Wheels, Enkei Wheels, etc.. with the spokes separated from the barrel would you say they are an inferior wheel? |
lol.. if they separated from hitting a pothole yes, but good luck with your search.
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for me, its not just one picture i am basing my judgement on. ive seen a handful with cheap wheels 'shattering' vs bending...
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Would be interesting to do a stress analysis on it, but meh, too much work. |
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