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Vic in E-TN · 11-18-2025, 11:43 AM

I went into my shop and measured the 16-19 in wheels. The stock 21 in wheels that I have in the shop awaiting tires are 3 in wide. The 16-19 in hybrid wheels are 4 inch wide. I wanted to interest either Coker or others in producing these wheels but my discussions with friends led me to believe that I would have to order at least a few containers with about 1-2 thousand wheels. I did not have the resources, contacts in Brazil to design and produce or the room to store and the facilities to ship these wheels. Coker has a good price point and Snyder's is a better from my perspective. I would rather spend some money on a Burtz engine.

It is always fun to let your mind wander and worry about where to get ethanol free gasoline. Thanks for your interest and good comments.

Vic

11-18-2025, 11:43 AM	#17
Vic in E-TN Senior Member Join Date: May 2010 Location: Maryville, TN Posts: 547	Re: New 19 in wheels were available some years ago I went into my shop and measured the 16-19 in wheels. The stock 21 in wheels that I have in the shop awaiting tires are 3 in wide. The 16-19 in hybrid wheels are 4 inch wide. I wanted to interest either Coker or others in producing these wheels but my discussions with friends led me to believe that I would have to order at least a few containers with about 1-2 thousand wheels. I did not have the resources, contacts in Brazil to design and produce or the room to store and the facilities to ship these wheels. Coker has a good price point and Snyder's is a better from my perspective. I would rather spend some money on a Burtz engine. It is always fun to let your mind wander and worry about where to get ethanol free gasoline. Thanks for your interest and good comments. Vic