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Used a flap disk on a grinder, to smooth out the casting lines and create a better finish. Cleaned with brake cleaner and used high heat brake paint.
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I have 5 35 inch tires sitting on a pallet waiting on Rims, but the Lift kit probably effects the look of the tires.Looks killer! I really like that.... Why is that tire so small?
I have 5 35 inch tires sitting on a pallet waiting on Rims, but the Lift kit probably effects the look of the tires. I think there may be a fish eye effect on the photo.
that looks really nice! Not sure I'd want to do all that work, but the result is neat!
It took about an hour per wheel, get 2 cans of paint andI thought you ripped through a set of pads already. I was like…take it easy bud! Haha.
I'm testing out everything I'm going to do when my Bad Lands get delivered. This is a test bed, and I'm enjoying the ride.
Ooh ok. That makes sense now. The wheel wells were so empty. I thought maybe it was snow tire related.I have 5 35 inch tires sitting on a pallet waiting on Rims, but the Lift kit probably effects the look of the tires.
Made me think of the Russian that put Lada wheels on a Hummer.Looks killer! I really like that.... Why is that tire so small?
Made me think of the Russian that put Lada wheels on a Hummer.
Russians know how to roll on a budget.
Looks cools, but painting the thin surface ribs has now created an insulator that will keep the rotors form cooling as well as the uninsulated bare metal. Being those edges are hidden by the wheels, why did you paint those?
Most manufacturers now epoxy cote the disc non wear surfaces, the epoxy is a primers type finish. Its too keep the rust from forming while sitting around.