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I have been told and believe that is hard to spin balance the S/S rims because the area under the cap is not true to the mounting surface. so I have always bubble balanced mine, with a good outcome.
However, there is no one, in this town, with a bubble balancer any more. dont want to have a bummpy ride. thoughts/ideas thanks Rod in AZ |
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Depends on how they jig it up.
Don't use a cone in the back...just a flat cup that rides on the machined drum surface. Then use a small cone in the center hole. Don't over tighten. Should run true and balance right up.
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Up the road a Hour in Boulder is a tire shop that just did
Jon Jr's 4 Cragar SS's last week! If you get up this way = I will buy you lunch!
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I bought a bubble balancer at harbor freight. About $60. Used it many times with success.
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Ask around if anyone has the adapter to use the lugs to mount the wheel to the balancer. Like others I bought a bubble balancer from HF.
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