Got the new rims on...
Originally Posted by Diesel1
I'll save ya the trouble, if the rear lip is like my J8 and Jason's J5's and John's J8's, they are 5.25"!!!!
its not the size of the lip that matters...its how u use it
lmao but on a serious note:
D - those things must be a b!tch to dry. My Privat Profils only have about a 2.5" rear lip (yea yea urs is "bigger then mine" lol) and the water chills on that thing like its a pool...i could only imagine on a 5.25" lip
Originally Posted by DJNOOCH
ha u guys all have the same size lip!
its not the size of the lip that matters...its how u use it
lmao but on a serious note:
D - those things must be a b!tch to dry. My Privat Profils only have about a 2.5" rear lip (yea yea urs is "bigger then mine" lol) and the water chills on that thing like its a pool...i could only imagine on a 5.25" lip
its not the size of the lip that matters...its how u use it
lmao but on a serious note:
D - those things must be a b!tch to dry. My Privat Profils only have about a 2.5" rear lip (yea yea urs is "bigger then mine" lol) and the water chills on that thing like its a pool...i could only imagine on a 5.25" lip
You have no idea man. The water pools on the lip AND in the back of the rim. It is such a bitch. It even does it up front. Luckily Drew has an air compressor so he just blows it all out. I have to use like 3 towels to sop it all up.
Originally Posted by hromero
is there a certain way to clean those things? And what cleaners should I stay away from and which ones should I use?
It's safe on clearcoats and non-toxic, and my rims are still intact so far....
I might have to hit Drew up for that cleaner again this weekend to prep for the cruise...
Having a nice wand thing with a sponge on the end will help to clean those small nooks and crannys of the rim.
Oh... and I use microfiber ONLY to dry. Terry cloths will put swirl marks over time... so treat it just like the paint. CAREFULLY!
Parking FAR from the curb will be a new habit... just like how some of us have adpated to parking at the far end of ANY parking lot.
Last edited by G35PhatS4; Jul 14, 2005 at 08:07 PM.
Yup, Jason hit it right on the head. Stuff is good, treat the rims just like the paint (wax em too, it'll make stuff come off easier) and park far away from curbs, they are not your friend.
Originally Posted by hromero
is there a certain way to clean those things? And what cleaners should I stay away from and which ones should I use?
SOAP AND WATER (use different then what u wash car with.
I just bought these wheel sponges (really glass or bottle songe things) that work great! I bought 14 of em since I know many peeps will want em! I'll bring em tomorrow!
Drying - Leaf blower or air compressor! DO NOT DRIVE THE CAR WITHOUT DRYING THE WHEELS!!! You will create mud!
This is also why I am going to try to get a group buy going for Project Mu brake pads!
I just bought these wheel sponges (really glass or bottle songe things) that work great! I bought 14 of em since I know many peeps will want em! I'll bring em tomorrow!
Drying - Leaf blower or air compressor! DO NOT DRIVE THE CAR WITHOUT DRYING THE WHEELS!!! You will create mud!
This is also why I am going to try to get a group buy going for Project Mu brake pads!
thansks again and...
I was bored so I took a few more pics...
Drew, bring one for me today and the stuff to clean the rims. If you have any extra ones I will buy it. see you guys at cvs tonight. I am off to buy the front lip for the car. :-)
Drew, bring one for me today and the stuff to clean the rims. If you have any extra ones I will buy it. see you guys at cvs tonight. I am off to buy the front lip for the car. :-)
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Nice seeing you at the meet tonight!
