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troyboy
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JAN 27, 09:28 PM
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Thats going to look great with the right set of rims Archie.
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Russ544
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JAN 28, 05:00 PM
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Your method of enlarging the wheelwells should work fine. I never had any returns on my WB kit as when I ordered it I knew I was going to cut the wheelwells for larger rubber so I told Ted he didn't need to even build any returns. either method.. the end result should be similar. lookin good. [This message has been edited by Russ544 (edited 01-28-2006).]
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Fiero_Adam
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JAN 28, 08:56 PM
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Looking really good! That thing is going to be so low and wide, it's ridiculous!  ------------------
FORMERLY KNOWN AS: sqoach
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troyboy
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JAN 29, 08:26 PM
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What do you think? The perfect rim for the Perfect Union.
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exoticse
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JAN 29, 08:34 PM
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Those would make this ride totally unbelieveable !! Go for it !!
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ryan.hess
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JAN 29, 08:36 PM
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| quote | Originally posted by Archie:
We're installing a vent system that has to be as thin, warped & deformed as any glass I've ever seen.
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Is this the one that's made in taiwan?
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troyboy
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JAN 29, 08:48 PM
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| quote | | Originally posted by ryan.hess:
Is this the one that's made in taiwan?
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yes it’s the one. needs a lot of work. not for the faint of hart.
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Archie
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JAN 29, 09:24 PM
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| quote | | Originally posted by troyboy: What do you think? The perfect rim for the Perfect Union.
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Yeah, those look pretty good. Are they made in America?  Archie
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Lilchief
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JAN 29, 09:41 PM
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Archie: I'll have to admit this is one of your better ideas. I always thought an imsa body [ wide body ] and a chop top would be the ultimate, but an 85, oh well. Keep up the good work. I'll be following this closely ------------------
85 GT 3.4
Auto 3.08
14.9 @ 90 1.9 60"
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troyboy
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JAN 29, 10:13 PM
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| quote | | Originally posted by Archie:
Yeah, those look pretty good.
Are they made in America? Archie |
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From HRE web site: the good
"HRE's pursuit began in the 1970s as a small American auto racing equipment company embarking on a multi-decade journey of innovation in high performance wheel design." the bad 
"Wheel manufacturing is done in Japan; wheels are imported to the US." so i will have to give it a 50/50. ha ha ha
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