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Old 10-03-2008, 12:08 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Cracked Rockstar Rim

So yep, I have a cracked Rockstar Rim. I know somebody out there will say it is because I hit something. NO, its not from that. Because of where its at and its a hair line crack. If I would have hit something I would have tire damage. But the Crack in in the barrel of the rim, between two of the spokes and about a inch back from where the pretty finish stops. I will try to get a couple of pictures on here Monday. Even the guys that are warranting it for me said this is a fault from when it was made that its not from hitting something or abuse.

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that happens more than you would think. my alum stocks keep cracking that's why i went steel. nothing wrong with KMC though they are a pretty good company
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Moved to Tires and Wheels forum for ya :thumbsup
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that happens more than you would think. my alum stocks keep cracking that's why i went steel. nothing wrong with KMC though they are a pretty good company
Nothing against KMC, I love there wheels. Stuff breaks!! JUst kind of wondering how often this happens.
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that could have been alot of things. could have been an inclusion in the wheel or from some one not paying attention. it's nothing to worry about though. i wouldn't say it happens enough to get conserned. those wheels are casted right?
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I haven't seen anything like that on mine...
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a freind of mine has had two of his crack , they replaced the first one i am not sure about the second one. he is running 24s with 40s
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you get your good and bad in all of them, i have had a set of eagle alloy wheels, and one of them literally just seperated, and came apart... but you will know see this very often, and kmc makes very good heavy duty truck wheels...:thumbsup
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