Carbon/Magnesium
Carbon/Magnesium
So I came across DYMAG last night and just wanted to hear what you guys thought about carbon and magne. rims. They look pretty sweet and the weight savings is always nice http://dymag.com/Update_Aug_2007_ima.../wheel%201.jpg
I think it is the oxygen for the most part, remember that happening in chemistry where the teacher threw the magnesium chunk in some water and it started shooting around. It also is used in flares because of how bright and hot it is when burnt. However I am sure it is in a stable combination in this case. If not say good bye to your car as you hit a puddle and your wheels turn into huge flares.
I think it is the oxygen for the most part, remember that happening in chemistry where the teacher threw the magnesium chunk in some water and it started shooting around. It also is used in flares because of how bright and hot it is when burnt. However I am sure it is in a stable combination in this case. If not say good bye to your car as you hit a puddle and your wheels turn into huge flares. 

I know when I was a boy scout I had a magnesium fire starter that you struck with a pocket knife. It made some amazing sparks.
basically if its in bulk your fine. the metal reacts to water when powdered, and those strikers shower sparks because you are scraping a fine powder off of the metal. no worries with it. especially because it forms its own coating, but assuming that these do have some kind of coating on them i give it a thumbs up.
[sorry again, it was either college for art or for chemistry, i chose art, thank god.]
[sorry again, it was either college for art or for chemistry, i chose art, thank god.]


