The wheel I build would be stronger! Other then that the wheel with the less dish should be stronger all else being the same.
>From: Wayne Davidson <wayne.collect@xtra.co.nz>
>Date: 2008/02/13 Wed AM 02:21:05 CST
>To: CR <classicrendezvous@bikelist.org>
>Subject: [CR]Quick question for wheelbuilders
>Hi all, I was thinking just before, after seeing a lister looking for a
>36H Campagnolo LF rear track hub, cripes I spend quite some time a while
>ago trying to track one down, excuse the pun, never got one, but I did
>get a Zeus one. I was more than happy, as was way cheaper than what I
>would have had to pay for the Campagnolo version, but I have wandered
>yet again, with the Zeus one my rim sits right in the middle of my hub
>flanges, with a Campagnolo one it will not. So my question is, which
>would end up being the stronger wheel? taking it that one can use the
>same rim, spokes, spoke pattern, but might be able to get a better spoke
>tension as the angles will be equal.....regards wayne davidson Invers
>NZ..........
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