ATX ChamberII remove and reinstall

jeeeep

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I want to remove my ATX Chamber II wheels and polish them up - my concern is reinstalling them, do I need to line up the grooves from the bead lock to get a good seal again?

I have zero leaks right now and have considered polishing them mounted but I wouldn't be able to clean the area under the bolts.

Thanks
 
jeeeep said:
I want to remove my ATX Chamber II wheels and polish them up - my concern is reinstalling them, do I need to line up the grooves from the bead lock to get a good seal again?

I have zero leaks right now and have considered polishing them mounted but I wouldn't be able to clean the area under the bolts.

Thanks
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Are you wanting to take the whole tire off? Why not air down the tire, take the ring off and polish them with the tire still on
 
cozdude said:
Are you wanting to take the whole tire off? Why not air down the tire, take the ring off and polish them with the tire still on
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I do want to remove the tire. I thought about airing down but I also need to remove the valve stems and cleaning the wheel will grt water and stuff inside the tire.
 
jeeeep said:
yeah this is what I'll probably end up doing and doing one at a time.
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I have mine ready to coat with Sharkhide ($60 per can! :shock:) - I am planning to number and index mine with a set of punches so I don't have to worry about mixing them up on down the road.
 
Ddays said:
I have mine ready to coat with Sharkhide ($60 per can! :shock:) - I am planning to number and index mine with a set of punches so I don't have to worry about mixing them up on down the road.
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yeah, it's expensive but it'll keep your wheels looking good longer and protect them from winter road crap.

I went to Utah over the winter and the salt really took it's toll on the wheels. I'll take before and after pics once I get started.
 
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