Questions for Beadlock connesuiers
#41
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Great.
I have seen them on a lot of peoples shop trucks who were "facilitated" in using them. I mean to say Joez is the first public guy I was aware of.
PSC had them on their UA truck, and Allieds on the other.
Isaac, just got your message, the next free time to chat is tomorrow, I will ring then.
I have seen them on a lot of peoples shop trucks who were "facilitated" in using them. I mean to say Joez is the first public guy I was aware of.
PSC had them on their UA truck, and Allieds on the other.
Isaac, just got your message, the next free time to chat is tomorrow, I will ring then.
#42
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The only thing you don't get with Stauns is the fat lip.
I have hammered the snot out of my OMF's and would not trade that huge reinforced lip for anything.
I have hammered the snot out of my OMF's and would not trade that huge reinforced lip for anything.
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I am still toying with the idea of welding a reinforcing ring to my next set of wheels, as soon as i collect enough from the junkyard. Mainly it is to protect the valvestem, as that is something else you do not get with the stauns.
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