No Limit's "K-10"

[ohsolowtrent]

yes I will try to get to the post office today. I was having a conversation with a couple of the arca guys that run wide 5 stuff and they were telling me that the area between the hoop and the mounting holes on the wheels needs to be solid, no lighting cut outs so I don't know if there is any merit to that they are loading that wheel in the same manner as we will sans the slicks and banking, all the modified wheels are solid.Posting pics is a good and bad thing, lets people see there is another way to do things but it sure brings out some interesting questions! You have fun out there in the land of fruits and nuts!

[68 TT]

Originally Posted by ohsolowtrent

yes I will try to get to the post office today. I was having a conversation with a couple of the arca guys that run wide 5 stuff and they were telling me that the area between the hoop and the mounting holes on the wheels needs to be solid, no lighting cut outs so I don't know if there is any merit to that they are loading that wheel in the same manner as we will sans the slicks and banking, all the modified wheels are solid.Posting pics is a good and bad thing, lets people see there is another way to do things but it sure brings out some interesting questions! You have fun out there in the land of fruits and nuts!

We have at least one guy on this board that could do a finite element analysis on your wheel design and let you know for sure where it is best to remove material and where not to.
Posted via Mobile Device

[robnolimit]

Originally Posted by 68 TT

We have at least one guy on this board that could do a finite element analysis on your wheel design and let you know for sure where it is best to remove material and where not to.
Posted via Mobile Device

would that be you?

[68 TT]

Originally Posted by robnolimit

would that be you?

About a year ago yes but I changed careers to something more stable and no longer have access to the software needed.

I know there is a thread where a member analyzes the different C-notch designs with finite element software. You might be able to work something out with him professionally to do it.

I'll see if I can find that tread again.

[71'tahoe]

Rob first off nice build! secondly I have a question about your spindles. I've been around dirt racing and the circle track world for the better part of 8 years. I was thinking on all the fabricated spindles,the left was different from the right as far as the height and steering arm location. Am I missing something? I will never claim to know ever thing but I have looked into the fabricated spindles before. I may have missed something. Any insight would be appreciated! Hope to see you at RTTC again this year!

GT

[robnolimit]

Originally Posted by ohsolowtrent

yes I will try to get to the post office today. I was having a conversation with a couple of the arca guys that run wide 5 stuff and they were telling me that the area between the hoop and the mounting holes on the wheels needs to be solid, no lighting cut outs so I don't know if there is any merit to that they are loading that wheel in the same manner as we will sans the slicks and banking, all the modified wheels are solid.Posting pics is a good and bad thing, lets people see there is another way to do things but it sure brings out some interesting questions! You have fun out there in the land of fruits and nuts!

Good point about the picts. Just tryin to get people fired up about performance trucks. It shouldn't be truck guys sayin' "Oh crap, here comes the Camaros" It should be Camaro guys sayin' "Aww $h!t, here comes the truck guys"!

P.S. 74 deg here in nutville today

[mooseknuckles]

Originally Posted by robnolimit

Good point about the picts. Just tryin to get people fired up about performance trucks. It shouldn't be truck guys sayin' "Oh crap, here comes the Camaros" It should be Camaro guys sayin' "Aww $h!t, here comes the truck guys"!

P.S. 74 deg here in nutville today

hell yeah!