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Old Sep 29, 2011, 12:37 PM
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bent rim? Big problem or no?

So im looking at buying some evo x rims but there is one rim that is a little bent, just wondering if its worth fixing or just leaving alone.




Old Sep 29, 2011, 12:50 PM
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Looks acceptable to me. If it holds air well and you carefully look for cracks radiating from it...

I have seen worse...
Old Sep 29, 2011, 12:56 PM
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debating if i should buy them or not...
Old Sep 29, 2011, 01:25 PM
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Should be fine. As the other guy said, check for cracking. If you're going to track or aggressively drive, I would probably steer clear. For DD stuff, should be find.
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I plan to go to the dragstrip next season but mostly DD
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just make sure you dont pay more than $500 for that set, with a bend I would be looking at paying $300

on a side note bend looks VERY MINIMAL and should balance just fine with probably 0 issues (no steering wheel shake).
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An oxy-acetylene torch, an anvil, and a hammer will take that right out

More seriously, I had a set of rims with a much larger bend than that at one point, and they balanced out nicely and held air without issues. In fact, they're still being used. I did have a bit of a shimmy above 60mph, however. If it was me, I would consider them for around $300, as posted above.
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yeah im going to talk to him about it and see.
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