Thinking of getting these wheels
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Thinking of getting these wheels They are on ebay are 18x8 front 18x9 rear anyone know anything good or bad about them.They will be going on my Silver SS heres a pic of the car.
Look good. Depending on how "inexpensive" they are I would go for them. Not to be a dick, but how are you getting away with posting wheel mods in this section? I can't even write an opinion without someone jumping down my throat saying, "Your opinion doesn't count, you have less than 30 posts." But, the wheels...do it to it.
Originally Posted by StillUnnamed
Not to be a dick, but how are you getting away with posting wheel mods in this section? I can't even write an opinion without someone jumping down my throat saying, "Your opinion doesn't count, you have less than 30 posts."
I have almost 700 posts and I'm still trying to figure that out.... But now that you have over 30 but less than 60, youre opinion only counts once a week; and thats only on the third Wednesday of every month. Sorry.
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Originally Posted by Ls1CamaroGuy87
Ha, they look good, but damn they would take forever to polish or even clean, lol
I'll get the jr. moderators off your back and move it to wheels.
I have had them for over 2.5 years now and they are pretty easy to clean. I spray em down with a dilute simple green mix after I wet them. Let em sit for a couple minutes then spray em off. Then hit em with a high pressure mist stream from a fire hose type spray nozzle and they are squeaky clean.
They are simple to clean. They are painted centers and have clearcoated lips. Never water spots, never need polishing. I probably got more compliments on that set of wheels than any other brand I've owned so far.
