I think they are the same design, just that the angle of the shot makes them look a bit different.
Low res pics are never the greatest for fine detail.
Cheers
Rob
Posted 25 June 2022 - 09:08 AM
I think they are the same design, just that the angle of the shot makes them look a bit different.
Low res pics are never the greatest for fine detail.
Cheers
Rob
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20220625_170829.jpg 657.42K 5 downloadsFront ends ready for primer..they do a great job at Total surface protection in derwent park.$200 bills..thats not bad.
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Posted 25 June 2022 - 06:30 PM
I totally get it, mate
That’s a fair chunk of coins for 1 set of wheels.
I’d want to be 100% sure too.
Whole car is looking good
You’re making a nice thorough job of it
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Posted 28 June 2022 - 10:48 AM
It looks like they sent you the right wheels, it's just that in your order they have shown a thumbnail photo which is obviously a generic one, in 17" diameter with loads of dish, where you were clearly ordering a 15" with bugger all width.
They are all "S71"s but like any other wheel, they manipulate the shape as they bring out big and small diameter ones. Look at those new 17" Hotwires for example, they look totally different to a 15" Hotwires because they stretch out the spokes and don't stretch out the step lip or hub pad area.
It sounds like you wanted the look of the 17" version, although I cannot tell why. The 15" version you have received looks considerably better, lol.
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Posted 30 June 2022 - 05:29 PM
Good work Maz, just knocked the dags off mine the other day. I find the dremel next to useless, I'll be getting the grinder out.
Marty
Posted 30 June 2022 - 05:45 PM
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Posted 01 July 2022 - 09:52 AM
As above, don't stuff about with a dremel mate. Run over it with the chisel and hammer to get the loose stuff, and then get out the proper equipment.
5" angle grinder (you can use smaller, but no real need). You want to get a reinforced grinding wheel for the heavy shit, a hard sanding pad attachment with a range of grits (these are the main thing you use on flat surfaces in particular!), and some flap discs (but if you're not experienced, I would probably avoid these particularly on flat surfaces, they leave a really bad signature in the surface if you aren't paying attention).
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