15X10 wheel options discuss
Right, I am guessing due to being an auto-X car there is not as much time on course that would overheat the brakes. In fact, Grassroots just published a test article on how for auto-x, the pad compound choice for example is really not that important. High temp pads do not do much better, if at all, than low temp pads.
Anyway, thread jack over, on my part anyway.
Anyway, thread jack over, on my part anyway.
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Since this is back from the dead I'll give my experience. I'd stay away from Kodiaks. We've had several sets of wheels made by them and 1) They just refuse to listen when you tell them what you want. We've had to ship back a bunch of inner hats because they weren't made to the spec we gave them. Some we had to refuse more than once, 2) We got a set that were clearly damaged during manufacture (large gashes in rim, no damage on boxes) but they just shipped them out anyway. They did eventually make good on all of the above, for what it's worth.
For what they charge for them, they should be better.
For what they charge for them, they should be better.
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