take 2 piece wheels apart
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take 2 piece wheels apart
Quick question.
I did a search and couldn't find anything on this.
I have a set of MHT's 2 piece wheels and I want to get the face powder coated. Can I seperate the wheels without removing the tires? I can't see why not but you never know.
Thanks in advance.
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I did a search and couldn't find anything on this.
I have a set of MHT's 2 piece wheels and I want to get the face powder coated. Can I seperate the wheels without removing the tires? I can't see why not but you never know.
Thanks in advance.
Cheers
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yea you can. one thing though is you should try to match the face up to each barrel and where it came off at. not sure you can do it b/c your going to be powdercoating the whole face. This way when you bolt them back in, the rim will still spin properly. not sure i am making any sense with this
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yea you can. one thing though is you should try to match the face up to each barrel and where it came off at. not sure you can do it b/c your going to be powdercoating the whole face. This way when you bolt them back in, the rim will still spin properly. not sure i am making any sense with this
I also remember hearing something about re-tightening the fasteners to the correct torque rating to make the wheels perfectly round. I guess if you tighten them too much or too little, the wheels will not be hub-centric (or perfectly round) and will shake at higher speeds. I don't know if this applies to your wheels or not, but you might want to contact MHT to make sure (but I would imagine it would being a two-piece wheel). I know mine were put together torqued to a certain rating and then pressure tested to achieve a perfect roundness and to be hub-centric.
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