[pyr0monk3y]

You cannot over estimate how hot you wheels get on the track.

I had a neat experience once when I pulled off the track after an hour long session of pushing it pretty hard. About time I got my helmet off and climbed out of the car it started pouring down rain. Whenever a raindrop hit the wheels it instantly vaporized. Made a pretty cool sound too. Safe to say those wheels were doing a helluva good job dissipating the heat from the brakes.

I don't have any experience with plastidip but I would expect it to either melt off or curl up and flake off.

 

[sprp85]

hm so plastidip isn't very smart idea on track wheels huh?

Is there a range of temp that plastidip is 'safe' to use?

 

[Leafy]

Dude its extra weight. Not like it would matter with those ancient balls of cement you have mounted. I think they discontinuted victoracers before most of this forum got their drivers license.

 

[nbJosh]

in the end, a friend with a powder coating rig saved me from rattle caning them


Screen Shot 2014-03-15 at 8.05.19 AM by cfxJosh, on Flickr

good to have them all the same color.

 

[paNX2KandSE-R]

Were they in an oven to cure the pc or just one of those lamps? I've heard that the oven method is a no-no for track wheels because it weakens them (especially cast wheels).