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WELD ON OR BOLT ON?

April 26, 2017bolt weld

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WELD ON OR BOLT ON?

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It doesn’t really matter. They both have pluses and minuses. A rotor that is modified with a weld-on weight can fit in tighter ignition cavities and is as reliable as a standard rotor. Weld-on weights have to be sent away to have the work done (or suffer core charges). Bolt-on weights are more affordable and seem easier to install (but it isn’t always true, because some bolt-on weights require drilling).