Bent Wheel Repair
06-20-2012, 08:02 AM
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Google search seems to corroborated your statement. Wonder how they are able to do it so cheap.
06-20-2012, 09:00 AM
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Originally Posted by REV9K_OMG' timestamp='1340174264' post='21796336
A bit pricey for a bend imo. Memory fab does a full restoration for $120 each, (powdercoat, bends, curb rash). I would shop around..
Google search seems to corroborated your statement. Wonder how they are able to do it so cheap.
06-20-2012, 09:20 AM
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Originally Posted by Voodoo_S2K' timestamp='1340208133' post='21797166
[quote name='REV9K_OMG' timestamp='1340174264' post='21796336']
A bit pricey for a bend imo. Memory fab does a full restoration for $120 each, (powdercoat, bends, curb rash). I would shop around..
A bit pricey for a bend imo. Memory fab does a full restoration for $120 each, (powdercoat, bends, curb rash). I would shop around..
Google search seems to corroborated your statement. Wonder how they are able to do it so cheap.
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Not really.
06-20-2012, 09:22 AM
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Originally Posted by eklipz98' timestamp='1340211616' post='21797364
[quote name='Voodoo_S2K' timestamp='1340208133' post='21797166']
[quote name='REV9K_OMG' timestamp='1340174264' post='21796336']
A bit pricey for a bend imo. Memory fab does a full restoration for $120 each, (powdercoat, bends, curb rash). I would shop around..
[quote name='REV9K_OMG' timestamp='1340174264' post='21796336']
A bit pricey for a bend imo. Memory fab does a full restoration for $120 each, (powdercoat, bends, curb rash). I would shop around..
Google search seems to corroborated your statement. Wonder how they are able to do it so cheap.
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Not really.
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Close enough, it's the thought that counts.
06-20-2012, 01:27 PM
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If you want my honest opinion, just buy new wheels - the cost to repair would be the same as buying a used set.
Wheel Techniques does a good job but not cheap, they did my last set of rims for powdercoating and costed me $600. I would say it's worth it to repair if your wheels are rare or really expensive but for OEM s2000 wheels, just buy one used online.
Wheel Techniques does a good job but not cheap, they did my last set of rims for powdercoating and costed me $600. I would say it's worth it to repair if your wheels are rare or really expensive but for OEM s2000 wheels, just buy one used online.
06-20-2012, 07:52 PM
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I have a set of wheels being refinished at wheel techniques now, granted they weren't bended though. I picked them because they were the closest. We'll see how it goes when i pick up the wheels tomorrow. Cost was just around $600 also.
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