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Hey Guys,

I got some new rims put on the car on Monday, and now they all match :( .

Just thought i'd post a pic, and see what you all think.

They are Speedy Vertec VR5 17" rims.

Will have some older rims for sale soon, i'll get some pics up when i can.

Cheers,

TimmyB :P

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Well dude you already know what i think of them but i thought i would be the first person to post up anyway and tell you again.

Make the car look good and at a bargain price you would have to be happy with that, although your always happy....................

YA BIG POOF :P

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Well thanks boys.

I don't know about the gain, but it sure it handling nicer. It's smoother and feels alot lighter.

I'm happy with the way they've turned out. :lol:

MATE with the new BOV and few other little tweeks i will do it will be a 12sec car no problemo :unsure:

it will go anywhere in the space of 12 seconds :(

Cheers B

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and maybe give the rotors and calipers a coat of paint... even just black would look good.

yeah it's something that i'm going to have to do really soon.

Do you know of any good spray paints that wont just burn off really quick. I don't really want to be having to do it on a regular basis?????

Thanks. :lol:

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yeah it's something that i'm going to have to do really soon.

Do you know of any good spray paints that wont just burn off really quick. I don't really want to be having to do it on a regular basis?????

Thanks.  :lol:

I got a can of black kicking around somewhere dude, can try it out and see what they come up like if you want sometime :P

Cheers B

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yeah it's something that i'm going to have to do really soon.

Do you know of any good spray paints that wont just burn off really quick. I don't really want to be having to do it on a regular basis?????

Thanks.  :lol:

All you need to use is HOLTS acriylic touch up paints. Make sure bits are clean, doesn't flake or burn off. I use all the time.

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