Subject	I said ...
Posted by	MikeeZ on December 21, 2000 at 9:48 AM
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In Reply To	say ? (n/m) posted by nixit [phukslut] on December 20, 2000 at 06:18 PM
Message	Negative offset would stress bearings much more than positive.. my thought was, by pushing contact point, and wheel, farther away from the rotor and bearings, they will be more stressed trying to support the weight of the car.. It would kind of seem that positive offset would lighten the load on the bearings to a degree.. MikeeZ Twin Turbo, Stage IV
Follow Ups	OK....I'm wheel/tire retarded >>>> - wesman [92TT-less in big D] 15:52:45 12/20/00 Dear Retard! LOL The off set is required in order - LRD VDR 16:01:02 12/20/00 The more offset, the more bearing wear/stressing. (n/m) - nixit [phukslut] 16:08:39 12/20/00 Hence broken axles on those lame-ass lowriders... :-) (n/m) - Grec (East Bay, CA) 16:11:50 12/20/00 Wouldn't - offset stress bearings much more than +? (n/m) - MikeeZ 16:34:12 12/20/00 Re: Correct!!! (n/m) - Roscoe BSP317 18:16:45 12/20/00 say ? (n/m) - nixit [phukslut] 18:18:52 12/20/00 I said ... - MikeeZ 09:48:34 12/21/00 That's what I was fiziguring >>> - wesman [92TT-less in big D] 17:00:03 12/20/00 OK.... here goes..... - Grec (East Bay, CA) 16:02:03 12/20/00 Bingo! You're absolutely right :) - SpdDemon13 (Baltimore) 23:32:29 12/20/00 Here's a picture for you about offset>> - Bernie 16:04:16 12/20/00 So... is that pic positive or nagative? Positive right? (n/m) - Grec (East Bay, CA) 16:07:15 12/20/00 yup, positive. (n/m) - Bernie 16:07:50 12/20/00 Woohoo! I know my shit! Yeehaww! lol... : P (n/m) - Grec (East Bay, CA) 16:10:07 12/20/00 That's beautiful Bro, Wes did ya see this? (n/m) - LRD VDR 16:10:20 12/20/00 Re: Can we FAQ a picture? worth a thousand...you know rest. (n/m) - Roscoe BSP317 18:18:57 12/20/00 He Wes, you have three Zs? Alright! Are they all auto?>> - Zster 18:53:19 12/20/00
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