Old 06-03-13 | 02:38 PM
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Al1943
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Originally Posted by davidad
I shoot for .5mm and sometimes get less. .5mm is .0197". This is better than the runout on a cars rims.
a dial indicator is for people with money to throw around.
+1
Most new rims I've worked with cannot be trued much below .5 mm due to joint imperfections and inconsistent quality control. None of the TS 2 stands I've worked with stay centered when changing to wheels having different dropout spacings. Seems to me that dial indicators won't help with those problems.
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