19" cordon v 20" t1s
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19" cordon v 20" t1s
I have to make a decision today on 19" cordon cr-10s or 20" work t1s.
those are the only two that I have the option to buy right now unless there is something better in the tri-state area I can pick up.
my question is which would hold up better to potholes? I assume the 19" cordins, but work is a known company and if im not mistaken they forged the barrel of the two piece so it should be stronger. opinions guys?
those are the only two that I have the option to buy right now unless there is something better in the tri-state area I can pick up.
my question is which would hold up better to potholes? I assume the 19" cordins, but work is a known company and if im not mistaken they forged the barrel of the two piece so it should be stronger. opinions guys?
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I have to make a decision today on 19" cordon cr-10s or 20" work t1s.
those are the only two that I have the option to buy right now unless there is something better in the tri-state area I can pick up.
my question is which would hold up better to potholes? I assume the 19" cordins, but work is a known company and if im not mistaken they forged the barrel of the two piece so it should be stronger. opinions guys?
those are the only two that I have the option to buy right now unless there is something better in the tri-state area I can pick up.
my question is which would hold up better to potholes? I assume the 19" cordins, but work is a known company and if im not mistaken they forged the barrel of the two piece so it should be stronger. opinions guys?
Also they have the 285 rear tires so it's a bit more rubber then usual and should help out on pot holes.
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dude that's a no-brainer WORK all the way! If you're looking for a good 3 piece wheel in 20" I'm selling practically new iForged wheels for 3k shipped with tires.
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yeah cordon wheels are cast not forged so they're already weaker. works have an edge and r a much better company imo. and i wouldn't be able to get them to you today but definitely by friday or monday. they're in mint condition
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Work T1S is no doubt, going to be the better choice , its forged, known to be a high quality wheel brand, also if you were to ever resale them, it'll be alot easier to, since everyone loves T1S.
Cordon, I've never really heard about, I'm sure they are a good company as well, also not that many people are rocking them so it could be something different.
Cordon, I've never really heard about, I'm sure they are a good company as well, also not that many people are rocking them so it could be something different.