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Steve,
I get it...so many grey days up there. So, you're beyond frustrated and you want to finally see something shining.
But I’m not sure that’s how you go about building a car!
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I like the hardware given what you’re doing with the build... as you say, either will look great, but I think the hardware is a nice detail
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No Hardware Vote
No hardware is not only cleaner looking imo but also easier to clean... more of a timeless design too.
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No hardware is not only cleaner looking imo but also easier to clean... more of a timeless design too.
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x100 on the cleaning aspect.
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brushed centers and lips with no hardware for ease of cleaning is my vote. Any of the three designs would look good.
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I like the non hardware for a Porsche wheel, these fifteen 52 outlaw wheels are cool too, I think they have some color variations if you haven't seen them it may be worth the time to look |
This one is my favorite.
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At Car Bones on Facebook. They have some cool stuff.
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This one is my favorite.
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Just don't buy a Horn Button that they sell - they don't fit MOMO Wheels
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Just don't buy a Horn Button that they sell - they don't fit MOMO Wheels
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Well that sucks as I was looking at a Momo wheel for the 70
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Wheels .... Steering
Marty ... wait until Jonathan comes out with the new line of his lesser expensive 'Drivers' series wheels from Sparc Industries
https://sparc.industries/collections.../Driver-Series
I have a Muscle series ordered for the FJ55 and likely going to order a Drivers for the 911 ... wheels are the nicest available hands down
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