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4500rpm hesitation
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From: Hesperia
Originally Posted by phil_boy
i can afford the SW just have to save money for some time. but tell me, is it worth buying? don't just wanna flush my my hard earned money to wheels that would break easily. and just to let you know, i'm really not into racing, just wanna have it to look good.
wheels nowadays, rotas or not, do not break easily...
fact of the matter is... that wheels will break under a hasrd impact.. if your willing spend that much money on something that is less then an inch away from 80mph cement.. then thats your call.
4500rpm hesitation
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From: Hesperia
Originally Posted by phil_boy
okay, one last thing, just answer this to me straight. no more explanation or anything. pls. help me decide what to get.
which is stronger? the ROTA or the SW?
which is stronger? the ROTA or the SW?
thats mostly opinion.
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Originally Posted by phil_boy
okay, one last thing, just answer this straight to me. no more explanation or anything. pls. help me decide what to get.
which is stronger? the ROTA or the SW?
which is stronger? the ROTA or the SW?
stronger in terms of??
both Rota and "Spoon" wheels are strong. they both are certified by PAWI which is a wheel standard. both wheels are fine for track use and daily driving. it all a matter of what you want to pay. i personally ran rota wheels and expensive race wheels on the track. i felt no difference. they both held up and did their jobs as wheels.
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