narcotiks

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What have you guys found is the most durable touring dish rim? Looking to re mount ride slicks ...

chrisk

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I find the Solaris rims fine and can handle a few hits on the boards without. Cracking

fleetmaster

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Speedmind - hands down for durability ....

mac853

I suggest Yokomo wheels but not sure which item#, in fact there many different models of this brand.
Could anybody help me out, please?

Best regards

narcotiks

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Anyone tried two or all of these that can voice an opinion as to which will hold up better?

wingracer

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+1 on Solaris wheels. Ran them in a 24 hour race, I saw NO broken or bent rims on ANY car for the entire 24 hours. They aren't dish though.

narcotiks

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http://rcmarket.com.hk/product_info....ducts_id=13182
these ones?
does it matter if they aren't dish? just aslong as they dont break on the tiniest impact like the ride rims im happy

grippgoat

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I've never broken a sweep nylon (exp) rim. Warped, yes. Tiny crack on the lip, maybe. But never broken. There might be better out there, but you could do worse.

I haven't had a set of ABS rims from either sweep or team powers survive the entire life of the tire yet. Team Powers being pretty awful.

-Mike

wingracer

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Yep, damn near indestructible.

chrisk

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Narcotiks

http://www.topracing.net.au/shop/ind...&productId=669


i get mine from topracing in Australia

i run MM32 at my track and prefer the solaris rim over the MM rim as i have found them to handle me hitting the boards every once and a while.

I find for me that the MM crack a bit when i have used them as a control rim/tyre combo

But this is my opinion and if i didnt hit the boards the MM or any rim would be perfect, but i aint a perfect driver

i just mount the MM tyres onto the rims, i also like the look of teh spoke as well

OZDC

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By remount do you mean re-using the rim?

If so you will need to find a rim that isnt affected by acetone or whatever you use to remove the old rubber.

I use the Schumacher Revlites. Durable, don't crack but are hard to find.

DC

alecladanga

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http://www.teamyokomo.com/product/ti.../on_wheel.html

hope this helps

Paul R

Nice info .

narcotiks

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The revlites are awesome but I can only ever seem
To get them WITH the Sorex preglued.
And by re mounting I mean buying new individual rubbers and mounting them on new rims..

grippgoat

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Hrm.... If you're looking for loose revlites, go to www.racing-cars.com and search for these part #'s:

U2500 Rev-Lite; 24mm - White (Pk4) In Stock £5.41 (£6.49)

U2777 Rev-Lite; Flex 24mm - White (Pk4) In Stock £5.41 (£6.49)

U3792 Rev-Lite wheel Std; 20mm - White (Pk4) In Stock £5.41 (£6.49)

Might be what you're looking for. They're listed as in stock.

-Mike