[DeTomaso] Wheels again
Peter Cajthaml
pcajthaml at gmail.com
Thu Mar 20 18:06:08 EDT 2014
That is correct - I have the Hall Ultra II, built around 1994. Only
one has cracked, and I decided not to repair it, but to replace all 4
wheels.
As it is a large investment, I am hoping to get feedback from the
board on what wheel to get and which ones to avoid.
My tire sizes are: 335/35x17 (rear) and 275/40x17 (front). I
considered the Bassett steel wheels discussed earlier, but could not
find a comparable tire size in the 15" wheel.
I understand that a properly built 3-piece wheel is strong enough for
street use; that the cracks in my wheels are possibly the result of a
design flaw in this type of wheel.
Thanks!
Peter
#2761
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Doesn't Peter have the old Hall wheels, which are renowned for quality
and cracking?
I have not heard of any modern alloy 3 piece or two piece bolt
together wheels with safety problems. As a precaution one should of
course check the bolts on an annual frequency
Julian
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That is correct - I have the Hall Ultra II, built around 1994. Only one has cra
cked, and I decided not to repair it, but to replace all 4 wheels.
As it is a large investment, I am hoping to get feedback from the board on what
wheel to get and which ones to avoid.
My tire sizes are: 335/35x17 (rear) and 275/40x17 (front). I considered the Bas
sett steel wheels discussed earlier, but could not find a comparable tire size i
n the 15" wheel.
I understand that a properly built 3-piece wheel is strong enough for street use
; that the cracks in my wheels are possibly the result of a design flaw in this
type of wheel.
Thanks!
Peter
#2761
-----------
Doesn't Peter have the old Hall wheels, which are renowned for quality and crack
ing?
I have not heard of any modern alloy 3 piece or two piece bolt together wheels w
ith safety problems. As a precaution one should of course check the bolts on an
annual frequency
Julian
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