Wheel Stuff ...

[07Burb]

There's gotta be businesses like that in the DC area, though. You oughta check that out Soulsea

 

[soulsea]

There's gotta be businesses like that in the DC area, though. You oughta check that out Soulsea

Well, this is the thing ... whomever buys them might not care and would prefer the discount, or they might care and do it themselves. The only reason to fix them myself is if I decide to keep them, otherwise I think I would be limiting further an already small market for wheels this expensive.

 

[07Burb]

exactly! Fix them and keep 'em Just get a slightly larger tire to fill the wheel well out

 

[soulsea]

exactly! Fix them and keep 'em

Keep 'em till, saaaaaaaay ........ October?

 

[07Burb]

Keep 'em till, saaaaaaaay ........ October?

yep, then it's my birthday!!!

but srsly....fix 'em and keep 'em....

 

[felixgun]

yep, then it's my birthday!!!

but srsly....fix 'em and keep 'em....

It depends on what he's switching them with. Any idea's yet?

 

[soulsea]

It depends on what he's switching them with. Any idea's yet?

Any of these:

 

[felixgun]

Any of these:

Middle!!!!!

 

[07Burb]

Nice choices!!! I'd say middle or bottom! I like both of those Do you know the name of the bottom one? Those look really clean.

 

[soulsea]

Do you know the name of the bottom one? Those look really clean.

CK910

http://www.gmaccessorieszone.com/Ch...eel - CK910/?tx_gmshopb2b_pi1[type]=gm_wheels

 

[07Burb]

Nice looking rim! A little pricey for my blood but definitely looks really nice! Like Felix and I said that middle one looks really good too. Can't go wrong with either one of those two.

Have you tried listing your Enkei's up on Craigslist?

 

[soulsea]

Have you tried listing your Enkei's up on Craigslist?

Yup yup ... they're on CL.
No takers yet other than a couple of scammers.

 

[07Burb]

One that I'd like for mine is the CK948 if I could find them for the same price as I can the LTZ rims. They remind me of the American Racing Torq Thrust II rims.

 

[soulsea]

So I found this place somewhat near me: http://www.sharperimagears.com/wheel_repair_8.html

They have something called "Simulated Chrome Coating" which supposedly repairs chrome wheels without the need for new plating ... sounds rather dubious to me. So I thought I'd ask you guys if you've heard of this process and how effective it might be?

I sent them an email a short while ago to inquire but they haven't gotten back to me yet.

 

[edgaranah1]

So I found this place somewhat near me: http://www.sharperimagears.com/wheel_repair_8.html

They have something called "Simulated Chrome Coating" which supposedly repairs chrome wheels without the need for new plating ... sounds rather dubious to me. So I thought I'd ask you guys if you've heard of this process and how effective it might be?

I sent them an email a short while ago to inquire but they haven't gotten back to me yet.

Never heard of the process. If they have warranty for them and its not to expensive you should try it. Although I wouldnt of bother doing it if I was not going to keep the wheels myself.

 

[soulsea]

Bump to see if anyone has heard of the above mentioned process.

Thanks.

 

[B.G.]

Any of these:

Middle gets my vote! Those are one of my fav factory 22s!