Should I? or is it a waste, you think? check them out:
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Poll: get these rims for my Lumina
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Would better on your Libby:
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On Sat, 7 Jul 2007 22:48:45 -0700, "L.W. \(Bill\) Hughes III" Amazingly Replied without Prejudice below:
You have taste for SHIT FagBoy, how would you know?
:> Would better on your Libby:
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Believe it.
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JohnZhang proclaimed:
Question for the judges. If the vehicle is a total waste, would terminally lame wheels be an additional waste?
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:) Nice, shiny rims on a car is ok. On a Jeep they don't last that long.
I like these.
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Brake dust doesn't show.
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Bill,
Here are some more for you. WTF are they thinking? There might be a couple in there that you already have on your list.
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these.http://www.tirerack.com/wheels/wheelDisplay.jsp?image=/images/wheels/...>
Mine don't have holes, so brake dust doesn't make it to the outside of the wheel at all. :)
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I looked at those once but figured you couldn't get enough air flow to the brakes. Plus you can't take a brake temperature easily with rims like that.
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Good point. I've never had problems with overheated brakes, but I don't usually put myself in situations where the brakes are likely to get too hot. Heaviest load they're likely to see is when I'm pulling my 14' boat, and even then I prefer to use engine braking when I can. I don't even own an infrared thermometer, so the temp taking thing is moot anyway.
Plus, they came with the Jeep. :)
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these.http://www.tirerack.com/wheels/wheelDisplay.jsp?image=/images/wheels/...>
How do you get the mud out from those guys? Surely not easy.
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these.http://www.tirerack.com/wheels/wheelDisplay.jsp?image=/images/wheels/...>>
Definitly not for dirt track racing, that's for sure. :)
I'd say a nice river crossing would do the trick.
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That would work, but I usually just stick a hose in there for a few minutes per wheel while I'm hosing off the underside of the body.