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04-22-2005, 09:59 AM
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Boyd Coddington Rebels... Haven't seen anyone with these wheels. I was poking around their website and ran across them and thought they looked good. I bet they'd look awesome on an F-Body. Might be a good alternative to the Timeless 2/Timeless 5 that a few people have. I'd love to have a set myself but $$$ alas is a hang up. If anyone knows the actual price shoot me a PM.
04-22-2005, 09:05 PM
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i've had a set of boyds, just a forewaring, when i got mine the polish was horrible from boyds, it didnt even loook like they too any time to make it even semi shiny.. but maybe they have changed..
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My only complaint about those Rebels is the same complaint I have about my Timeless 2's - the design of the hub area makes a part of the hub visible - but hard to keep clean. :shrug: Minor complaint, but just about the only thing I don't like about mine... 
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Originally Posted by Shane
My only complaint about those Rebels is the same complaint I have about my Timeless 2's - the design of the hub area makes a part of the hub visible - but hard to keep clean. :shrug: Minor complaint, but just about the only thing I don't like about mine...
07-29-2005, 10:17 AM
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Originally Posted by josh99ta
Paint the hubs black and it would be a little easier to keep clean. Weren't your Snypers the same way? My hub stays dirty, I need to paint it.
They Snypers weren't nearly as bad as these. The Snypers still have a larger round section in the middle. I'm trying to find a good close-up pic of these. They actually show a lot of the flat part of the hub where the wheel mounts...
Not a great pic, but here's a shot of the wheel that shows some of what I'm trying to describe: Wheel closeup
Like I said though...minor complaint...
