View Poll Results: What Boyd Coddington Wheels are Better?
REBEL
33
73.33%
TIMELESS II'S
12
26.67%
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Boyd Coddington Rebels or Timeless II's?
12-10-2007, 05:00 PM
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Discount Tire should still carry them, I don't think they list them on their site though.
I agree with the polished > chrome. To me, chrome looks like plastic, no matter what the wheel the lines aren't sharp simply because of the nature of chrome, it smoothens the lines when they are dipped. Polished has a different shine I prefer and the lines are as sharp as when they are machined.
I agree with the polished > chrome. To me, chrome looks like plastic, no matter what the wheel the lines aren't sharp simply because of the nature of chrome, it smoothens the lines when they are dipped. Polished has a different shine I prefer and the lines are as sharp as when they are machined.
01-01-2008, 10:41 PM
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I was looking at boyd's a while back thinking not many had them..... oh well!
Trust, do you have pictures that are more from the side than the ones you posted of the blue car?
Trust, do you have pictures that are more from the side than the ones you posted of the blue car?
01-02-2008, 06:43 PM
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trust--do you know what brand of tint was put on? i said i wanted black and the morons at the tint shop put some kind of mirror finish crap. it makes me feel sick just looking at it
01-02-2008, 10:35 PM
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i want rebels so much !!! only thing holding me back is the maintaining the frequent polishes... but its worth it bc they look unbelievable..how much they run you
01-04-2008, 12:39 AM
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I've heard boyd's sometimes require a lot of weight to balance the tires. Their machining tolerances aren't as tight as maybe they should be. Any truth to this from any boyd owners?
