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Old 08-31-2011, 07:02 AM
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Originally Posted by SS DNA
Can you use these wheels on a Daily Driver or are they just more for limited driving ???
They are absolutely okay for street use. Plenty of people have them on their DDs, rock out!
Old 08-31-2011, 07:27 AM
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I seen this car @ the bradenton speedway in FL. It's a nice car..



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The november issue is out with the brake upgrade highlighted. I'm disappointed to see the "backyard" cts-v brakes replaced with more aftermarket stuff. I know using sponsor's stuff is what pays the bills, but I prefer seeing the back-yard thrifty engineering that results in repurposing the best that GM has to offer.
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Below is a good picture. They look bad ***
http://weldracing.com/press/wp-conte...d-Firebird.jpg
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God these wheels are straight durty!
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Are these for sale yet? I like em!
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I've put 6000 miles on mine. Awesome wheels. (17x5, 17x10)
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Looks great...now just peel those V stickers off and slap some Brembo stickers on and you are good to go!
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Damn these wheels are freakin sick in 18".
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Originally Posted by Jim85IROC
The november issue is out with the brake upgrade highlighted. I'm disappointed to see the "backyard" cts-v brakes replaced with more aftermarket stuff. I know using sponsor's stuff is what pays the bills, but I prefer seeing the back-yard thrifty engineering that results in repurposing the best that GM has to offer.
Jim, don't worry, the CTS-V brakes are going onto another GMHTP project car and we're taking that car's old brakes and re-purposing them for something else!

We loved the CTS-V's on the STi Killer for the same reasons you did, it's always nice to do some real "backyard" style hot rodding.

The Baer 6S calipers are a step in a different direction and we're excited to be testing them on the car, especially since it opens up the CTS-V calipers (and the unmentioned removed calipers) for different projects.

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Dang those are sick!
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Originally Posted by Justin@GMHTP
Jim, don't worry, the CTS-V brakes are going onto another GMHTP project car and we're taking that car's old brakes and re-purposing them for something else!

We loved the CTS-V's on the STi Killer for the same reasons you did, it's always nice to do some real "backyard" style hot rodding.

The Baer 6S calipers are a step in a different direction and we're excited to be testing them on the car, especially since it opens up the CTS-V calipers (and the unmentioned removed calipers) for different projects.

Do you have a close up of STi Killer from the rear with that valance? I was going to do the CME, but that valance would look good since I have a GMMG cat back with their oval tips. I'm just curious if that valance would line up with the GMMG tips.

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Please excuse the stock wheels and disgusting ride height... these are old pictures!


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The GMMG oval tips would look great under the 6LE valance, we have a set we've been meaning to install as soon as we get time.
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Thank you sir!
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More pics
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I agree would you line up a damn photo shoot with the killer allready LOL?
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Ive noticed something, Bob and I are stalking these RT-S's threads LOL
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Originally Posted by 1964_442
any more pics of this one??

holy hell... my pants are tight....
Old 11-25-2011, 06:08 AM
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yeah lol, i cant make up my mind, i dont care for black wheels but i love these, lol funny that you said that though
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Originally Posted by BOBS99SS
yeah lol, i cant make up my mind, i dont care for black wheels but i love these, lol funny that you said that though
hey bob, this was my idea.. get the polished ones, you can always plasti dip them, that **** last a longgg time.


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