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Which degree wheel to buy?

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06-27-2005, 07:33 PM

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Which degree wheel to buy?

I was looking at summit and they have different diameters/metals/colors/etc. Anyone recommend one they've used?

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Re: Which degree wheel to buy?

The larger the better. IOW, the easier to read precisely. The one I got is about 11-12". Makes for nice space between each degree.

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06-28-2005, 08:50 PM

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Re: Which degree wheel to buy?

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Originally Posted by arnie

The larger the better. IOW, the easier to read precisely. The one I got is about 11-12". Makes for nice space between each degree.

On the engine stand use the largest ya can get,but that ain't convenient in the car and I use a 12". Get the attaching hub or a complete kit to work with it. Comp makes a nice kit in a case with everything.

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