This started as one of those ideas that sounds really stupidโฆ Then I actually did it. I kept cutting spokes off a wheel and driving the car after each cut to see what would happen. At first? Almost no difference. Then came vibrations. Then came the point where every bump felt like a terrible decision. The crazy part is how long the wheel keeps surviving even after youโve removed way more material than youโd expect. Now obviously donโt try this yourself. This was done just to see where the limit actually is.
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You need to do same thing to other side
Not the Audi Rims๐ข๐
You need to do this to all of the wheels at one
5minutes craft guy bro i watched all day
You are going to make it about 300feet
20 ft
I think the vibration was only because it wasnโt balanced later on maybe not so much๐
1 inch
Would have broke way sooner in real world conditions. Since you would be hitting random bumps at speed
Please do something about Buick Century. I need to learn about more about this stupid ass car.๐๐๐ also love your videos๐๐๐
On smooth roads like that, all day for a week, in Missouri, Michigan, Illinois, or Arkansasโฆ 10 ft or nearest pothole for short
Obviously don't try this at home . DO IT OUTSIDE
lowkey if u adjust the weights on the wheels you could get rid of the vibrations
that aint no burnout, thats just skidding on rocks and rubble
I wonโt try it at home! Iโll try it on the highway
Looks like Audi
Try it on all 4 wheels.
Bro invented a new wheel design
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Good thing you guys tested this on a hill <3