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Posted 2004-05-12, 09:56 PM
I was learning to put threads on a tire...
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Posted 2004-05-12, 09:58 PM in reply to Acer's post "Threads on Tire"
Pretty damn good. What program did you use.
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Posted 2004-05-12, 10:01 PM in reply to Sovereign's post starting "Pretty damn good. What program did you..."
I used Lightwave 7.0 and a tut on threading... I used a thread pic from a tut to make the threads... I did the tut like a year ago so I was doing this to see if I could do it w/o any help
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Posted 2004-05-13, 09:11 AM in reply to Acer's post starting "I used Lightwave 7.0 and a tut on..."
pretty good, but IMO there's two much space between each one Man what you did is SOOO much easier in an application with real edge support
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Posted 2004-05-13, 03:25 PM in reply to Randuin's post starting "pretty good, but IMO there's two much..."
Randuin said:
pretty good, but IMO there's two much space between each one Man what you did is SOOO much easier in an application with real edge support
Yeah and also the treads don't curve on the top as much, but I went and did the rims.... I suck at surfacing so it looks like crap

I need a good Rim Reference... I couldn't find one... that is why the center is fake looking(I just did it for w/e)
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Posted 2004-05-13, 08:32 PM in reply to Acer's post starting "Yeah and also the treads don't curve on..."
wow, the rim like blinds out the rest of the tire.
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Posted 2004-05-13, 09:32 PM in reply to platnum's post starting "wow, the rim like blinds out the rest..."
actually the tire was suppose to be high performance but the treads I foudn didnt look it... and I was to lazy to change the tire
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Posted 2004-05-16, 05:44 PM in reply to Acer's post starting "actually the tire was suppose to be..."
Still, its not bad.


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Posted 2004-05-17, 07:43 AM in reply to Acer's post starting "Yeah and also the treads don't curve on..."
A rim design can be just about anything (within reason), but the spoke part should never be more than 1/4 the width of the rim (though it may appear anywhere within that width), and needs a hole slightly larger than what you have for the axle, and needs holes for lug nuts (4 for most cars, 5 for performance cars, and 5 or 6 for trucks)
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