View Poll Results: TT2's Worth it?
Worth it, clean them b******
34
77.27%
Don't bother, too hard to clean
10
22.73%
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TT2's......worth the time and effort??
I have TT2 9.5's in the front and 11's out back. I love these wheels, the car gets tons of compliments and to me polishing my wheels is something fun to do in the garage on a cold winter day. Doesn't bother me one bit.
Originally Posted by 01 Red WS6
out of all the polishes I've used I like Mother's Billet the best. I've used heavy Metal polishes and I think the finish looks a little foggy once finished.
https://store.mothers.com/product_in...?products_id=2
Originally Posted by Intimidator SS
Cool, pretty cheap, let me try that one out then.
Originally Posted by 317indy
I said not worth the time. But, I would get TTII's and powdercoat the wheels grey/anthracite or black... lmfao much like the above poster's car.
Originally Posted by WS6 SRT-8
I love mine! Well worth it. Wish I would have gotten 11's on back though. 
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Thanks for all of your help guys! I didn't expect this many replies. I am still debating whether or not to get them. Now a couple more questions for ya.....
1. Since I live on a limestone "back road" I get a lot of dust and dirt on the wheels, but it is a little stickier than normal. Will this be hard to polish out, or clean off? If not, what method do you use when you are not polishing, to just clean the wheels??
2. I also need new brakes (I know this is the wrong forum), because right now my existing rotors are warped. I was wondering what brakes you guys would buy, or have, that would significantly reduce brake dust on the rims??? I do a lot of stop and go driving so I need a good brak pad/rotor combo.
Thanks again for any info!!!
-James
1. Since I live on a limestone "back road" I get a lot of dust and dirt on the wheels, but it is a little stickier than normal. Will this be hard to polish out, or clean off? If not, what method do you use when you are not polishing, to just clean the wheels??
2. I also need new brakes (I know this is the wrong forum), because right now my existing rotors are warped. I was wondering what brakes you guys would buy, or have, that would significantly reduce brake dust on the rims??? I do a lot of stop and go driving so I need a good brak pad/rotor combo.
Thanks again for any info!!!
-James
They are a pain in the *** to keep cleaned. But when nice and cleaned and polished the look like jewelry. They look better than chome when polished right. You just have to be willing to put in the time. If I had to do it all over again I would order them in Chrome from Nostalga Wheels. I am sick of polishing them.
They do look great on Camaros. I did 17x11 on all four.
Lots of pics
They do look great on Camaros. I did 17x11 on all four.
Lots of pics
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Originally Posted by erikthegoalie
hey fella, you tell me if they are worth it....
(17's, painted black, polished lip)
(17's, painted black, polished lip)
Back to my questions....
1. Since I live on a limestone "back road" I get a lot of dust and dirt on the wheels, but it is a little stickier than normal. Will this be hard to polish out, or clean off? If not, what method do you use when you are not polishing, to just clean the wheels??
2. I also need new brakes (I know this is the wrong forum), because right now my existing rotors are warped. I was wondering what brakes you guys would buy, or have, that would significantly reduce brake dust on the rims??? I do a lot of stop and go driving so I need a good brak pad/rotor combo.
Any suggestions??
-James
1. Since I live on a limestone "back road" I get a lot of dust and dirt on the wheels, but it is a little stickier than normal. Will this be hard to polish out, or clean off? If not, what method do you use when you are not polishing, to just clean the wheels??
2. I also need new brakes (I know this is the wrong forum), because right now my existing rotors are warped. I was wondering what brakes you guys would buy, or have, that would significantly reduce brake dust on the rims??? I do a lot of stop and go driving so I need a good brak pad/rotor combo.
Any suggestions??
-James
Originally Posted by SRfastZ
you can alwayz get some chrome ones
