Buying wheels for your RX7 and early RX

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Very nice!
Don't powder coat the rims of the wheels themselves though... alumium tend not to like... at all :)
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Split rims ;)
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Yeaj I have SSR too, that's why I said it's ok... Better be sure than sorry :)
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And the caps

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Pretty sure you paid more for the caps than for the wheels haha :)
Those things are expensive nowadays!
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Traxnada wrote:Very nice!
Don't powder coat the rims of the wheels themselves though... alumium tend not to like... at all :)
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I've heard from other shops that you can powdercoat alum wheels safely. Just don't use super high heat.
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