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Old 12-20-2002, 02:51 PM
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Can't do it from work...sorry, but I know there are a lot of 'choppers around.
Old 12-20-2002, 03:11 PM
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Default Think of this as a very kewl "reversed" version of the VERY outdated>>

<center><img src="http://www.edgeracing.com/GalleryPics/sportec-mono10hg-audi-tt-12.jpg"></center><p>wheel you're looking at. They were neat in 1978, but wouldn't work on a late model high offset application. Call up Max or Sasha at Edge Racing, and order a set of these babies up. They ALWAYS look good on a TT...... guaranteed!
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misunderstood. TR7 'the shape of things to come' was a wedge design
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Default lol. those scarves are a riot... got so distracted above post^^^^belongs below

I think the Sportecs are currently the best looking TT wheel though having 2 other sets now (forged 5 spokes &amp; mille miglia cello's for winter)not really in the market. Point of thread was to stimulate design discussion. Agree the old design is outdated, learned something about offset limitations but still would like to see some wheel mfr. do a modern adaptation of the concave fins like the BMW below but with thinner spokes.
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Default American Racing made the "Hurricane I, II, & III"; and Western made a "Cyclone" that looked...

very similar. I had Hurricane I s on my '78 Firebird. Nice looking, but difficult to clean and pretty fragile (careful over RR tracks). Those look like Hurricane II s.
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Those ER wheels are slick! [and the scarves are freekin hilarious!]
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p.s. Bet they don't have clearance for the new Stoptechs...8-(
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might look good in 18"...if you can find em
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good call &amp; memory ...think mine were II or III (fading memory
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Default pop it out and you get this and yes roundness does go.

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