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New Member IntroductionsWelcome new members !!
This is the place to post a new thread and introduce yourself and tell us a little about yourself and what model Crossfire you just bought or are looking to buy.
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Hi CF forums, Im james 24 and i bought my first crossfire a 3 months ago.. So i did what best and join the forums, so i could learn.. bahaha anyways i own 2005 limited manual. I also applied to the facebook page.. I do have one good question... ill search for it after I post this but what do you use to clean the rims ( I used mutiple cleaners and a lot of scrubbing) seem it doesnt clean them enough
Welcome to the forum. I did the snow thing a week ago. What a blast. As far as a good cleaner ,it kind of depends on what shape your rims are in, pitted to pristine. You'll hear 500 things , then you'll find one you like. Enjoy the (s)miles!
Welcome! What is all that messy looking white stuff?? LOL, our so-cal mountains are Finally looking like they are supposed to at this time of year, and the way they used to look like every year when I was growing up & lived there. Thank Goodness!
Hello James,
Welcome to the forum
If ya want to have a really good time take a ride less than 3 hours from your home town and join many other Crossfire owners for a weekend in Fontana Dam, NC for one of the annual Crossfire events we have there twice a year...every Spring and Fall
Some links below for you to check out
Welcome James and congrats on your recent Crossfire purchase.
Any of the major brand name foaming wheel cleaners should do the trick - Meguiar's, Mothers, Eagle, Black Magic etc...
Consider upgrading your brake pads to low-dust ceramics, and the only thing you'll need to clean off your wheels is snow.
Hello James,
Welcome to the forum
If ya want to have a really good time take a ride less than 3 hours from your home town and join many other Crossfire owners for a weekend in Fontana Dam, NC for one of the annual Crossfire events we have there twice a year...every Spring and Fall
Some links below for you to check out
That be sweet I love going to to the dragon but I hate going by myself lol I'll check it out and thanks
Originally Posted by harbor
Welcome James and congrats on your recent Crossfire purchase.
Any of the major brand name foaming wheel cleaners should do the trick - Meguiar's, Mothers, Eagle, Black Magic etc...
Consider upgrading your brake pads to low-dust ceramics, and the only thing you'll need to clean off your wheels is snow.
well 2 hours of scrubbing, Their clean... but that what im afraid of they used cheap pads on the car ._.
I use hand bays at car wash about every other week, and using the foam brush on the tires and wheels only, swirling it around in the spokes.
Makes mine Shiney.
Hello everyone
As far as a good cleaner ,it kind of depends on what shape your rims are in, pitted to pristine. You'll hear 500 things , then you'll find one you like. Enjoy the (s)miles!
Re: Hello everyone
