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Old 08-19-2015, 01:03 PM
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Cracked wheel safe to ride on for a bit?

Picked up a set of 20" replica wheels with decent tires for $440 (600 initially before seeing the cracks) .I have a guy that can weld and powder coat for $110 a wheel. Both rears are cracked on the inside lip 1 inch long.

I'll be test fitting them to make sure all is good before getting them fixed and wondering if its ok to drive on them till i get it fixed.
Ill try to add a pic to show it soon..
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