They need some refinishing since they are well used, minimal curb rash I believe, but the polished lip area thing has road crap kinda stuck to it.
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If I were to decide to finally sell these wheels would anyone be interested?
They need some refinishing since they are well used, minimal curb rash I believe, but the polished lip area thing has road crap kinda stuck to it.
They need some refinishing since they are well used, minimal curb rash I believe, but the polished lip area thing has road crap kinda stuck to it.
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They are Kosei's. I think they were a 42-45mm offset.
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19-Delta wrote: Might help if you posted the:
Brand
Offset
Weight
Hub size
Just a crazy thought.
Tim
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Wheelweights.net says it is 21.5 pounds per wheel
besides that I know that it fits the focus and looks like that on the car
also the alt bolt pattern may be 4x100
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i would take them off youre hands for a 100 or so with out tires if they have good rubber i could go 150 to 200. but i would have to find a way to make them black.
soul,
Go over to FJ and do a search on Painting in the Wheel forum and you will see some very good posts. Looks like all you need is some good prep, a can of Duplicolour Wheel Paint, and the same in Clear Coat. The results that some of the guys posted are factory quality. Also, sounds like it holds up quite will also to the abuse wheels go through.
Of course no one is going to post a picture when their wheels turned out like some 13 year old just discovery spray paint did the job.
Good Luck,
Tim
Go over to FJ and do a search on Painting in the Wheel forum and you will see some very good posts. Looks like all you need is some good prep, a can of Duplicolour Wheel Paint, and the same in Clear Coat. The results that some of the guys posted are factory quality. Also, sounds like it holds up quite will also to the abuse wheels go through.
Of course no one is going to post a picture when their wheels turned out like some 13 year old just discovery spray paint did the job.
Good Luck,
Tim
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I painted mine with the DuliColor. Turned out great. But I can't say the same for the color.
DupliColor, for as far as I can find, does'nt make a Black. So I'm using regular auto paint, then going over my rims with Wheel Clear. We'll see how that turns out.
DupliColor, for as far as I can find, does'nt make a Black. So I'm using regular auto paint, then going over my rims with Wheel Clear. We'll see how that turns out.
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I was very pleased with the duplicolr wheel paint when I painted my RX7's wheels Gunmetal. it applies well and didn't run at all.
prep is going to be the key here because I washed every mm of those wheels with a toothbrush and detergent.
prep is going to be the key here because I washed every mm of those wheels with a toothbrush and detergent.
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