New wheels..... Volks!
04-21-2005, 01:50 PM
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HAHA, you gus are funny...
Yea, i will get down to the Hooters for sure
No its not a tranny leak....
Its a new car... 2002 (instead of 2000 bought from JWocky).. the wreck just got auctioned in Boston last week
and the scars are noticeible when i get out of the shower cause of the steam
Yea, i will get down to the Hooters for sure
No its not a tranny leak....
Its a new car... 2002 (instead of 2000 bought from JWocky).. the wreck just got auctioned in Boston last week
and the scars are noticeible when i get out of the shower cause of the steam
04-21-2005, 07:20 PM
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Wheels look Sweeeeeeeeet
Bill, Volk's are very high quality and have better offsets than most . Not to mention the TE's and the CE's are respectably light.
Bill, Volk's are very high quality and have better offsets than most . Not to mention the TE's and the CE's are respectably light.
04-22-2005, 05:54 AM
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Oh, don't mean to highjack this thread, but since we are talking about wheels and tires....
I had a puncture and had it fixed yesterday.
It was a galvanized nail (for roofing). Damn the roofer!
Anyway, long distance tires took the tire off the wheel and repaired it from the inside.
Now after the repair, I can still see the hole (3mm diameter) from outside.
Should I be concerned about small rock gets inside the hole and punctures it again? Should I use silicon chalking to chalk it?
I had a puncture and had it fixed yesterday.
It was a galvanized nail (for roofing). Damn the roofer!
Anyway, long distance tires took the tire off the wheel and repaired it from the inside.
Now after the repair, I can still see the hole (3mm diameter) from outside.
Should I be concerned about small rock gets inside the hole and punctures it again? Should I use silicon chalking to chalk it?
04-22-2005, 10:08 AM
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I would assume the folks at the tire shop would know a lot more about repairs that you and I and if they felt a NEED to fill in the spot where the nail was removed they would have
04-22-2005, 12:56 PM
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Originally Posted by derek14,Apr 21 2005, 04:50 PM
and the scars are noticeible when i get out of the shower cause of the steam
