Alright, did a quick search and haven't really seen anyone discussing this yet, so here goes:
I've seen various reviews/opinions/videos on the Worker aftermarket flywheels, which are concave and toothed, compared to the flat, smooth Nerf stock flywheels.
I am of the opinion that the teeth are less beneficial than a good, well-seasoned smooth flywheel, but at the same time, I feel like the concave nature of the Worker wheels would be further improved in by a lack of teeth, as we all know a smooth surface generally provides greater friction in most circumstances, and a concave, smooth flywheel to me seems like it would have not only the most friction, but improved dart alignment which = accuracy.
I also appreciate that the general consensus is the Worker wheels are more well balanced than stock, leading to less vibration and noise.
Questions:
1. I want to swap the toothy flywheels in my Stockade for Barricade flywheels... anyone know where I can find some?
2. Has anyone ever produced a concave-surface flywheel (like the Workers) without the teeth?
Perhaps this has been discussed previously, but it just seems to me that the dart-contacting surfaces of the flywheels isn't often considered in what I've read and watched thus far. Thanks in advance.
