RE: TR6 steel wheel roundness and TRF's KN Minilite replicas

["Randall" <tr3driver@comcast.net>]

> Not if the balancing tech has a brain and the proper equipment.

Might be different around the Twin Cities, but around here, that's about as
common as a winning lottery ticket.  McD's requires a high school diploma to
flip burgers, but the tire places don't.

> Don't try
> that with a Dayton made before (1990? darned Oldtimers Disease) or with a
> Dunlop of any age.

Should be no problem, as long as the outer cone fits over the wheel instead of
inside it.  And both cones need to contact the tapered portion of the wheel, not
the edge.

Randall