Finally...New Rims
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Finally...New Rims
After a year with the stock 17", 20 spoke, painted rim....I replaced them with some chromies.
Nothing too fancy, as I don't really like to much of the 'Bling-Bling' look. (no big spinning disks, etc.) Just a simple 5 spoke, that will be ALOT easier to keep clean.
What do you think?
Nothing too fancy, as I don't really like to much of the 'Bling-Bling' look. (no big spinning disks, etc.) Just a simple 5 spoke, that will be ALOT easier to keep clean.
What do you think?
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Arggh...2 questions:
1) How do I move this to 'Your Ride', which is where I should have put it.
2) How did you embed the image? I tried to do that, using the img and /img, (Brackets left off purposely) but the darn link for car domain looked like it was 400 characters long and wouldn't paste in.
1) How do I move this to 'Your Ride', which is where I should have put it.
2) How did you embed the image? I tried to do that, using the img and /img, (Brackets left off purposely) but the darn link for car domain looked like it was 400 characters long and wouldn't paste in.
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Right click the image above and select properties. Now highlight the url (http:// etc) right click and select copy.
Thats what goes inbetween the 'img' tags (without spaces).
You cant move this anywhere only a mod or admin can....maybe one will pop in and move it for you
Thats what goes inbetween the 'img' tags (without spaces).
You cant move this anywhere only a mod or admin can....maybe one will pop in and move it for you
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Just a note:
If there is any interest, I can do a post about painting the calipers. Were not talking rocket science, but I did learn a few things, that could make it easier for anyone wanting to do this.
I painted them without removing the caliper from the hydraulic line which saves a bunch of time, and potential bleeding headaches.
Let me know.
If there is any interest, I can do a post about painting the calipers. Were not talking rocket science, but I did learn a few things, that could make it easier for anyone wanting to do this.
I painted them without removing the caliper from the hydraulic line which saves a bunch of time, and potential bleeding headaches.
Let me know.
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Chromes look sweet!
I was thinking about doing my calipers soon. A post about it would be real nice. I was thinking either red or silver.
I was thinking about doing my calipers soon. A post about it would be real nice. I was thinking either red or silver.