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Re: BRAID Wheels
September 07, 2012 09:36AM
John, the whole premise for the car was bad choices. Don't think we'll be going 4-bolt any time. Just redid the 5-bolt brakes with the oddball front discs with their wierd twisting calipers.

But you should see the 3-choke Porsche Weber carb I'm putting on it before the next event. Mohr Powah!



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Re: BRAID Wheels
September 07, 2012 12:56PM
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John, the whole premise for the car was bad choices. Don't think we'll be going 4-bolt any time. Just redid the 5-bolt brakes with the oddball front discs with their wierd twisting calipers.

But you should see the 3-choke Porsche Weber carb I'm putting on it before the next event. Mohr Powah!

Ya know there's 2 other cars that use those wierd ass things and I have owned them: Austin 1100 aka Austin America over here, and Datsun 510.
Yeah! stock 510 is the same thing except smaller...

As for triple IDA downdraft, you betcha.
just add some reed valves off a big 2 stroke moto-cross bike between the carb and block. Instant load sensitive variable intake event timing..
That is what the ringdinger Saab was lacking. Spent a month at Saabs engine builder from '59 thru '80 was back after a divorce and we talked a LOT about reeds cause he wasn't experienced with the real workings and I was many years 2 stroke guy--like build my stuffs when I was racing for a living..
He was really stoked in the idea. You should look into it.



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Re: BRAID Wheels
September 07, 2012 03:57PM
Anything in a 5 x 205mm bolt pattern?
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Re: BRAID Wheels
September 08, 2012 01:40AM
What's the volvo bolt pattern? we're tired of bending stock volvo wheels.



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Re: BRAID Wheels
September 08, 2012 01:54AM
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What's the volvo bolt pattern? we're tired of bending stock volvo wheels.

5 on 4 1/4" or 107.95mm



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Re: BRAID Wheels
September 08, 2012 05:23PM
I've got 14 Compomotives to break first.
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Re: BRAID Wheels
September 12, 2012 03:46PM
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Anything in a 4.5x15 et40 with a 5x170 bolt pattern?

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Anything in a 5 x 205mm bolt pattern?

Sorry this took a while but we have a 3 piece center that can accommodate 5x170 or 5x205. We can use reinforced rim halves for gravel rally or our regular rim halves for tarmac rally, track or street use.



Price for 5x15 gravel would be $542 and for 4.5x15 regular $464 each



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Re: BRAID Wheels
September 12, 2012 11:15PM
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What's the volvo bolt pattern? we're tired of bending stock volvo wheels.

5 on 4 1/4" or 107.95mm

Im interested in some for the volvo, I've been killing 3 or 4 rims per rally. That might be the ham fists tho...
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Re: BRAID Wheels
September 13, 2012 10:42AM
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What's the volvo bolt pattern? we're tired of bending stock volvo wheels.

5 on 4 1/4" or 107.95mm

Im interested in some for the volvo, I've been killing 3 or 4 rims per rally. That might be the ham fists tho...

We can do that Albert. What sizes and offset? How many and where are they going?

We have a stock order going in shortly. Would be the most ecconomical approach.



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Re: BRAID Wheels
September 13, 2012 04:01PM
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Price for 5x15 gravel would be $542 and for 4.5x15 regular $464 each

Wow... a lot more than I expected.
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Re: BRAID Wheels
September 13, 2012 04:31PM
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Price for 5x15 gravel would be $542 and for 4.5x15 regular $464 each

Wow... a lot more than I expected.

It's just money. If you were serious you would have ordered 12 already.smileys with beer



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Re: BRAID Wheels
September 13, 2012 04:54PM
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Price for 5x15 gravel would be $542 and for 4.5x15 regular $464 each

Wow... a lot more than I expected.

I know, they're a bit pricey but built to survive DAKAR!



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Re: BRAID Wheels
September 13, 2012 07:51PM
What's the offset range on that Dakar wheel for a 15x5?



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Re: BRAID Wheels
September 14, 2012 08:03AM
I have no doubt they are good wheels, just more than I would want to spend. I remember spending about $230 each for my Speedline 2118 wheels, so 250ish is round about where I'd want to be.
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Re: BRAID Wheels
September 14, 2012 08:19AM
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I have no doubt they are good wheels, just more than I would want to spend. I remember spending about $230 each for my Speedline 2118 wheels, so 250ish is round about where I'd want to be.

I understand John. They are not cheap but the PCD is out of range for our 2118 equivalent (or better) wheel. Can't drill holes where there's no metal.



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