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02-09-2016 #1
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Red pinstripes for Rival S?
Does anyone know who can put a red stripe on them...?
Matt
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Diamond back. www.dbtires.com
They will only do it on new tires and they prefer that you buy the tires from them.Donny
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There is a company I ran across online that sells tire lettering kits that are vulcanized on tire side walls using common tire patch technology and in addition to the lettering they sold a white side wall and a red line side wall. I can't seem to find them now but if I do I will post the link.
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Perfect...thanks Steve!
Originally Posted by TheJDMan
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Here is their actual red line kit.
https://www.tirestickers.com/redline-tire-kits/
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Nice! Hadn't seen that before.
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The thing about that kit is that you'd need to find a strip that is (at minimum) the width of the red line all the way around the tire where there are zero markings/words. That's actually pretty rare on today's tires. The cool thing about Diamondbacks is they have smooth sidewalls after they modify them. It really cleans up the look and makes it appear less busy and cluttered.
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I suggest getting the stripe on the rim. If it's blacked out, it will look the same
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Those stickers look nothing like the quality that DB does. I had them do a set on my '70 Chevelle. They shave all the letters off of the sidewall, making it perfectly smooth. Then the rubber strip is actually molded into the sidewall like it was built like that. Not just a stuck-on decal.
Costly, but great detail.
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