new wheels pic!
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new wheels pic!
check out the new wheels! looks way better than stock IMO. sorry this is the best pic i could get right now, its raining and im in my boxers. btw, they are 16x8 95 trans am wheels.
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Muy simpatico. Very nice. I like seeing older cars like ours that have been obviously well cared for.Looks very clean and crisp. With the white paint especialy, looks very classy.
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Car: 1992 Chevrolet Camaro RS; 1986 Oldsmobile Cutlass Ciera Brougham
Engine: LH0 3.1 Liter V6; YBN 2.8 Liter V6
Transmission: TH-700-R4; TH-440
At first I was going to say it would look better stock. Then I saw your pics and realized that the rims really did compliment the color of your car and everything. Looks good. Im getting my new 92 Z28 Rims in a week, can't wait for that either!
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Muy simpatico. Very nice. I like seeing older cars like ours that have been obviously well cared for.Looks very clean and crisp. With the white paint especialy, looks very classy.
Muy simpatico. Very nice. I like seeing older cars like ours that have been obviously well cared for.Looks very clean and crisp. With the white paint especialy, looks very classy.
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Originally posted by PimpRod92RS
At first I was going to say it would look better stock. Then I saw your pics and realized that the rims really did compliment the color of your car and everything. Looks good. Im getting my new 92 Z28 Rims in a week, can't wait for that either!
At first I was going to say it would look better stock. Then I saw your pics and realized that the rims really did compliment the color of your car and everything. Looks good. Im getting my new 92 Z28 Rims in a week, can't wait for that either!
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its been over a year, i cant remember the exact price on everything, but the total was around 80 bucks. i got the paint locally through an auto supply store, and lots of masking tape, and used some news papers to mask stuff off like the windows. my friend already had a automotive spray gun and a good air compressor so that cut down on cost big time. it took me one full day to get it done just right, then i let it sit for 2 days before driving it
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Car: 1989 IROC-Z
Engine: 383 stroker
Transmission: 700R4 3500 stall, TransGo shift kit
Axle/Gears: Moser 9", 4.11:1
Originally posted by u r sofa king we tah did
i did all the body work myself too.
i did all the body work myself too.
Paint job looks nice man... did you do the door jambs or engine bay?
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no it was fixed and painted, that was another mishap. yes i painted the door jams too, but not the engine bay, thats painted a ceramic chrome paint. looks pretty good wheen clean.
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Car: 87 Trans Am
Engine: Built 350 Cam, Headers
Transmission: 5 speed
What kind of spacers did you use for those wheels? I would like to know, because I have 4 sets of 4 Gen wheels from Camaros and Firebirds. I would like to put a set on my 87 TA.
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im pm'ed you back. no i got the spacers from www.wheeladapter.com
they were 85 a pair instead of the stupid outragious 150+ a pair from skulte or vettebrakes
they were 85 a pair instead of the stupid outragious 150+ a pair from skulte or vettebrakes
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