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Suspension, Drive Train, and Tires
Cracked wheel - good repair??
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[QUOTE="Powderhound, post: 1476907, member: 28052"] Our Ford Edge sport with factory 22" and not much rubber got a crack across the bead simular to that one. I drilled it, had a buddy weld it and I ground it down really well. With some head sealer liberallyapplied to the head area. It's bees sealed since, that was over a year ago. Granted, this is on a 5,000lb car/SUV. A truck may see much more stress that our Edge. [/QUOTE]
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