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04-24-2005 #1
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Budniks and Nittos on the Chevelle
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04-24-2005 #2
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Budnik Hammer, 17x10 rear, 275/40/17, 17x8 front, 255/40/17.
04-25-2005 #3
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Those wheels look really nice! Are those brushed aluminum? How close are the 255/40/17 up front to rubbing? You are going to love your Nittos.
BTW your Hotchkis sway bar looks nice too.Adam_______Offical Car Name "ILLUSION"
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04-25-2005 #4
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Sorry for the crappy picture quality, but yes, the centers are brushed and lips are polished. I haven't had the front of the car on since I got the wheels, but they clear all of the suspension and steering components with a few inches to spare, and judging from the responses that I got in the other post, the 255's should clear the fenders without a problem. Thanks for the compliments!
04-25-2005 #5
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man...I like that brushed center with polished lip! nice choice!
colt zantop
1968 camaro LS1.......aka......."NJECTED"
04-26-2005 #6
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Nice. Are they powder coated clear? Or just plain?
04-26-2005 #7
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Lookin good, those are awesome looking wheels!!
04-26-2005 #8
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They are just plain, it won't be driven super hard or in bad weather, so cleanup shouldn't be too much trouble...
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