Agreed. Any Photoshop or Solidworks jockeys out there that could make this happen (virtually)?Would love to see them in bronze. could be a game changer.
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Agreed. Any Photoshop or Solidworks jockeys out there that could make this happen (virtually)?Would love to see them in bronze. could be a game changer.
Almost looks as good as mine ;-)Hi all
After seeing a few others powdercoat their OBX wheels, I decided to follow along. The PC guys calls this Matte Black. It isn't really flat or matte...it just is NOT glossy. It has a smooth finish. Cost was $125 per wheel.
I went with BFG KO's in 255/70r18 which is the stock OBX size. These were available in a "D" rated tire. I was avoiding the taller "E" tire as did not want to change the highway characteristics too much. There is zero difference in ride quality from the stock Bridgstone Duellers. Very happy with the setup and how it turned out!
Mine was glossy and I love them.Mine are getting done right now. I chose glossy. Wish I'd seen yours first, they look amazing. Now I'm questioning my choice
This looks really great!Hi all
After seeing a few others powdercoat their OBX wheels, I decided to follow along. The PC guys calls this Matte Black. It isn't really flat or matte...it just is NOT glossy. It has a smooth finish. Cost was $125 per wheel.
I went with BFG KO's in 255/70r18 which is the stock OBX size. These were available in a "D" rated tire. I was avoiding the taller "E" tire as did not want to change the highway characteristics too much. There is zero difference in ride quality from the stock Bridgstone Duellers. Very happy with the setup and how it turned out!
I just put 275/70/18 33's on my OBX I brought home yesterday. I actually think the Load E Terra Grapps are smoother than the Dueler AT's. They are slightly louder, but only by a hare.How’s the proportion of the tire to the wheel well look in person with the new tires vs OEM? I was gonna go up to 33”+ but now rethinking. Spoke with my tire guy, and he does not recommend E load on lighter vehicles such as Bronco and Jeeps.
BTW, powder coating does change the whole look of the OBX rims for the better. I’m pretty sure I‘m going to keep stock as the pin stripping from rocks whatnot won’t show as badly.
Looks perfect.Hi all
After seeing a few others powdercoat their OBX wheels, I decided to follow along. The PC guys calls this Matte Black. It isn't really flat or matte...it just is NOT glossy. It has a smooth finish. Cost was $125 per wheel.
I went with BFG KO's in 255/70r18 which is the stock OBX size. These were available in a "D" rated tire. I was avoiding the taller "E" tire as did not want to change the highway characteristics too much. There is zero difference in ride quality from the stock Bridgstone Duellers. Very happy with the setup and how it turned out!
Following along for this... Been wanting to see this combo.Traded a case of beer to a buddy for his stock OBX wheels, and dropped them at the powdercoater. Wife just picked up our new Bronco this morning, will make the changeover quick.
Going with Oil Rubbed Bronze....pics pending in a week $90/wheel.