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Fuchs that have been tracked? 15x7/8

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I know this has been talked about, but I could not find anything on the 15 inch wheels. I found a set of 15 inch Fuchs that have been tracked. I do not think they raced. The owner says "3 season's worth, 8 or so DEs/lapping days per season". Is there any concern about their strength? I know we will never know for sure. I will be tracking them as well. He is asking about $900.

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I have the same 15's which I have used for multiple DE days. They are fine and look good. No issue with strength.
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JMHO, but given the age of all of these wheels now, the stresses imposed on them by modern DOT-R type tires, and the number of cracked ones that are emerging, I would not buy a set of Fuchs without having them Zyglow'ed for cracks.
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Is "Zyglow" the brand name for the "Magnuflux" ferrous metal inspection process but used on Aluminum?
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Zyglow is a florescent dye process used on non magnetic metals as the Magnuflux process won't work
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Not to re-open a debate that has already been settled a month or two ago, but Aluminum is, very weakly, magnetic. It can be melted in an induction furnace and will support eddy-currents.

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