Hollow Spoke side-2-side orientation
#1
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Hollow Spoke side-2-side orientation
I recently saw photo's of a very nice car with what looked to be hollow spokes.
One puzzling thing caught my eye.
On the driver's side, the leading edge of the spokes are the "longer" edge of the spoke.
On the passenger side, the leading edge of the spokes are the "shorter" edge of the spoke.
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I guess this is correct and save Porsche from making R and L specific wheels???
Has anyone else noticed this?
Does anyone care?
I think the side with the long leading edge rotation looks better.
see examples below.
Left image = Drivers side, rotates CCW.
Right image = Passenger side, rotates CW.
thanks
Craig
One puzzling thing caught my eye.
On the driver's side, the leading edge of the spokes are the "longer" edge of the spoke.
On the passenger side, the leading edge of the spokes are the "shorter" edge of the spoke.
?????????????????????????????????
I guess this is correct and save Porsche from making R and L specific wheels???
Has anyone else noticed this?
Does anyone care?
I think the side with the long leading edge rotation looks better.
see examples below.
Left image = Drivers side, rotates CCW.
Right image = Passenger side, rotates CW.
thanks
Craig
Last edited by cgfen; 06-08-2011 at 07:52 PM.
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Those are NOT 993 twists (see the big lip). (100% sure)
They might be from a Boxster. (60% sure)
Oh, BTW, yes, that is how twists appear on the car--one side slices forward, one side backward.
They might be from a Boxster. (60% sure)
Oh, BTW, yes, that is how twists appear on the car--one side slices forward, one side backward.
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If you have twists, just make sure your alignment shop adds an extra 3 minutes of left toe or your car will pull slightly to the right at high speeds.
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"I guess this is correct and saves Porsche from making R and L specific wheels???"
i guess it's ok since i can only see one side at-a-time.
be safe
craig
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LOL - I had some some weird thoughts when I first noticed it on my car