Ok, I now have my wheels :D

[Nine Ball]

Originally Posted by Darth_Emma

Wow. That was really nice of Nine Ball to go take a wheel of his car just for us. Now THAT is great customer service!

No fingers were harmed during this procedure.

[Savini]

hahahaha... this pic was the perfect reply for you Randy! hahaha

Originally Posted by PQ

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[JB @ C and L Machine]

Originally Posted by Nine Ball

No fingers were harmed during this procedure.

[PQ]

Originally Posted by Nine Ball

No fingers were harmed during this procedure.

Originally Posted by Savini

hahahaha... this pic was the perfect reply for you Randy! hahaha

I can't fault a guy for offering a possibility though.

[Savini]

PQ - wheels just arrived! Will be going on the machine within the hour to be tested. I will let you know the results

[Nine Ball]

Savini: Watch those hands, the wheels are known to bite.

[speedster]

Originally Posted by Nine Ball

Savini: Watch those hands, the wheels are known to bite.

We have proof you make vicious wheels:

http://www.camaro5.com/forums/attach...1&d=1272065542

[PQ]

Originally Posted by Savini

PQ - wheels just arrived! Will be going on the machine within the hour to be tested. I will let you know the results

Originally Posted by Nine Ball

Savini: Watch those hands, the wheels are known to bite.

Originally Posted by speedster

We have proof you make vicious wheels:

http://www.camaro5.com/forums/attach...1&d=1272065542

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[PQ]

Ok, just got off the phone with nick. One of the wheels was apperently damaged somewhere in shipping, and cuased the problem. The other three seem to be within acceptable tolerances. The tire shop scraped the hell out of them mounting them.

The damage to the one rear is the cause of my shaking it seems. They are gonna fix it for me. Nick has been gracious enough to have the guys in the shop at Savini take a look at my vid on my request, to help me to understand it. But either way, I should be rolling in a week or so.

[Savini]

ok..................*deep breath*

Here is the read out numbers from our machine. These numbers are in millimeters, so they are reading to the 1/100 of a millimeter and the average tolerance is .6mm. Keep in mind, all 4 of the wheels have physical damage from the tire mounting machine and marks on the mounting pad from the washers on the wheel studs (on vehicle).

Wheel 1:


Wheel 2:


Wheel 3:


Wheel 4 (Has physical damage to the outer lip):




As you can see in the video, it is nice and true on our machine.

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[Savini]

doh... didnt post the images. Ill upolad it from my photobucket. Give me a second...

[racer778]

Glad Nick is taking care of You. I had Wheel Studio mount and balance mine with no issues. I hope everything works out. I would physically watch them mount those tires. I did, they were very careful on mine. The fliipin things are expensive enough to have someone else screw them up.

[Savini]

Wheel 1:


Wheel 2:


Wheel 3:


Wheel 4:


Video:
http://s35.photobucket.com/albums/d1...iWheels004.flv

[PQ]

WHAT!!!!!!!!! They didn't spin them by hand? ..........WIMPS............