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I see a lot of people saying the light the wheel the better. And while is basic statement form, yes, but not 100% true. Below you find a video from
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The Science of Wheel Performance: Rotational Inertia
I see a lot of people saying the light the wheel the better. And while is basic statement form, yes, but not 100% true. Below you find a video from HRE Wheels explaining why and how a lightweight wheel benefits performance of your car.
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