Hey guys,
I have both sets of front wheels, rc10b2 offset, and when measuring them, the jc racing wheels have 4mm more positive offset.
This is about what the b4 wheels are, I looked on Jc's website, and my wheels have the outer flange like in their pictures, so I believe that they are correct, but 4mm difference seems like a lot.
What do you guys think?
Jc racing compared with jconcepts front wheels.
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Re: Jc racing compared with jconcepts front wheels.
I have cars with the narrow JC Racing wheels and JConcepts fronts. The JC Racing car is definitely narrower. I just assumed that the difference was between the wide and narrow designs.
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Re: Jc racing compared with jconcepts front wheels.
Both measure 26 mm outside to outside.jicedcoupe wrote: ↑Sun Apr 02, 2023 8:32 pm I have cars with the narrow JC Racing wheels and JConcepts fronts. The JC Racing car is definitely narrower. I just assumed that the difference was between the wide and narrow designs.
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Re: Jc racing compared with jconcepts front wheels.
I did some measuring on several of my cars. I don't have any JC Racing wide wheels, so take it for what it is.
Both of my cars with JConcepts fronts have a wider track width than any of my cars with JC Racing or vintage wheels (as well as 1.9 JConcepts).
My guess is that each company took a different approach with designing wider wheels for vintage buggies.
JConcepts probably centered the wheel (more or less). While this widened the car a little , it is still well within width requirements.
I suspect that JC Racing may have increased the offset to make up for the additional with, maintaining the original car width.
As I said, these are just speculations.
Both of my cars with JConcepts fronts have a wider track width than any of my cars with JC Racing or vintage wheels (as well as 1.9 JConcepts).
My guess is that each company took a different approach with designing wider wheels for vintage buggies.
JConcepts probably centered the wheel (more or less). While this widened the car a little , it is still well within width requirements.
I suspect that JC Racing may have increased the offset to make up for the additional with, maintaining the original car width.
As I said, these are just speculations.
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