an easy rim mod for stockers
Im spending all my OT pay on ghost flames instead of rims. So I got to looking at my stock rims and thought of something easy enough to do, aprox $5.00 and one hour of my time. I got some 1/4 " chrome pin striping and put it in the recesses of the spokes. Cant tell you how long it will last but for $5 it doesnt matter. Right up close it looks "EH" but stand back 2-3 feet and its actually kinda nice. Gives a touch of chrome for a guy that cant afford it
I put 100 miles on them today and they are still good. Anyways, thought I'd share with you all.
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Last edited by green-ghost; Oct 17, 2010 at 07:18 PM.
Originally Posted by green-ghost
Im spending all my OT pay on ghost flames instead of rims. So I got to looking at my stock rims and thought of something easy enough to do, aprox $5.00 and one hour of my time. I got some 1/4 " chrome pin striping and put it in the recesses of the spokes. Cant tell you how long it will last but for $5 it doesnt matter. Right up close it looks "EH" but stand back 2-3 feet and its actually kinda nice. Gives a touch of chrome for a guy that cant afford it
I put 100 miles on them today and they are still good. Anyways, thought I'd share with you all.
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I must admit that I was thinking of doing this in graphite or (possibly) saphire blue.... now that I have seen how the wheel actually looks with this mod I'm even more up for doing this
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