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  1. Zillon

    Zillon Well-Known Member

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    #7 Zillon, Jul 29, 2015
    Those aren't CH-Rs or RG712Hs.

    Those are BBS CVs.

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    #2 Metalman, Jul 28, 2015
    Glad everyone's OK...
     
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    #3 Batrugger, Jul 28, 2015
    What do they say on the inside on the back?
     
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    #5 Steve, Jul 28, 2015
    I don't recognize that wheel.

    Why do you call them custom?
     
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    #6 Batrugger, Jul 28, 2015
    That or the CH-R, but there are some differences, especially the way the webs go all the way over the lip.
     
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    #8 Minicoop19, Jul 30, 2015
    I thought they were CVs as well.

    I call them custom because I had them widened and powdercoated black chrome. The adjuster isn't going to like that lol, but that's what insurance is for...
     
  8. Zillon

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    #9 Zillon, Jul 30, 2015
    Widened? How exactly did you widen a one piece cast aluminum wheel?
     
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    #10 ScottinBend, Jul 30, 2015
    Why duct tape and plasti-dip...........of course. Lol
     
  10. TheModFather

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    #11 TheModFather, Jul 30, 2015
    Cut them in half, and weld a ring in the center. Not a novice job, but I have seen it done.

    A guy here used to have a Terminator Cobra Mustang, mini tubbed with widened stock SVT wheels. Looked mostly stock minus the lowering, until you looked under the rear of the car and saw almost 15" of rubber on each rear corner. [emoji12]
     
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    Zillon Well-Known Member

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    #12 Zillon, Jul 31, 2015
    Yeah, I'd want a very reputable aluminum welder doing that stuff.