From Start To Finish, My New Wheels... 18x10.5's
Jun 4, 2008, 07:52 PM
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From Start To Finish, My New Wheels... 18x10.5's
I went down to CCW in Daytona Beach to test fit some Classics on the Evo X in hopes to get a set. Well we made a few sets, changed some barrels out, and eventually found a combo that fit the brakes. I wanted 18x10.5's, so thats what we aimed for.
My buddy Dan was kind enough to take pictures of each stage of the wheels being made, for me to share with everyone.
Here are my classics getting made, then the finished product on the car. The CCW factory is really impressive, it turned out to be a good time. These are not chrome, they are polished aluminum.
Now, here they are on the car. Enjoy.
And a couple crazy ones my buddy took:
You like???
My buddy Dan was kind enough to take pictures of each stage of the wheels being made, for me to share with everyone.
Here are my classics getting made, then the finished product on the car. The CCW factory is really impressive, it turned out to be a good time. These are not chrome, they are polished aluminum.
Now, here they are on the car. Enjoy.
And a couple crazy ones my buddy took:
You like???
Last edited by DarksideEng; Jun 5, 2008 at 10:43 AM.
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I need the angle profile since the deep dish is so hott. Now the straight on pic...i didn't really like, just too much action, but the dish is fricken hawt.
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Fantastico......... Bellisimo...... Magnifico...... Who new a chrome like finish would look so awesome....I like alot. Take Care of them...and Felicitaciones to the builder...
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