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Originally Posted by Kimmo
Could you explain the reasoning there?
if there's a lot of dishing on one side, then the spoke tension will be low on the opposite side, so you can take out half the spokes, 32h/2/2= 8 to bring up the non drive side to adequate tension.

When done with a road hub, it's about 100% drive side, 85% NDS spoke tension.
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