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I have a curious question: Notice how the Turbo Twist wheels have the spokes curved and slightly angled in one direction? Looks like it's designed to direct some air thru' it. Well, on the other side they are exactly the same which means they are curved towards the other direction. Does this affect the rotation at high speeds at all?? If air is directed (is it?) thru' the wheels, I would assume there would be a counter-reaction on opposite sides, and as such, at high speeds, wouldn't there be a slight turbulence/imbalance created that might cause a slight shimmer to the car?? Just a stupid thought...sorry.

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The wheels are purely cosmetic, and you are right they are opposite on the other side of the car.

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