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    1. #1
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      I am not sure but I am kind of thinking something with a charcoal/black center and machined lips? Nice car...show me what makes the big cowl hood necessary...



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      I could change a couple things and get by with a 2 inch cowl but the motor runs perfect and I like the cowl. Its different from the norm.

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    4. #4
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      I still like the bigger cowl but, if everyone liked the same thing then we would all have the same car w/ the same wheels, motor, paint, etc.

      Just my .02

      I understand that you want our opinion but, it really does all boil down to "What do you like?"

      Quote Originally Posted by ALLKAR
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      Thanks for the photshop guys! Those wheels look great!! Think I could pull those off in a 18". Car looks alot like Steves with those wheels.

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      Quote Originally Posted by JButlr
      Thanks for the photshop guys! Those wheels look great!! Think I could pull those off in a 18". Car looks alot like Steves with those wheels.
      Car looks screamimg in that chop...!
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      Its a 69 Penny


      Quote Originally Posted by ALLKAR
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      Is there a way to add the Boze/ ZE Mesh wheels to that pic so I can see the difference between the two wheels and different finishes? I really like those wheels in a satin finish.

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    10. #10
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      I like a tall cowl hood when it is necessary to cover some nasty motor. Plus it gives a car more of a race bent...which I prefer over a bling look.


      Quote Originally Posted by JButlr


      I could change a couple things and get by with a 2 inch cowl but the motor runs perfect and I like the cowl. Its different from the norm.

    11. #11
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      Quote Originally Posted by kmcanally
      I am not sure but I am kind of thinking something with a charcoal/black center and machined lips?
      I'll agree. A nice 3 piece wheel with dark centers would look good. A brushed lip would go great with that color. If any of the Intro or ID wheels catch your eye, let me know.

      Dustin

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      how much do you want to spend...Give us a budget!




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