My New Wheels

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BigTim
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Post by BigTim »

Have you thought about wet sanding them smooth and then polishing. It would probably be less work than trying to polish out what you have, and the results might be even better.
shawns fords
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Post by shawns fords »

yeah but I didnt feel like spending that much time on them, and more money for more sandpaper. This was less than one hours worth of work. there is a few nicks in them but I dont think its worth sanding them out. im not looking to win any trohpys rofl.
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Post by shawns fords »

here is a newer pic of my wheel. got all four mounted up and new lugs and the centers are on
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I also have been doing a bit of body work on the drivers front fender. will put it back on this weekend and get to work on the passenger side next week
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you can see more at this link here
http://s155.photobucket.com/albums/s318 ... t/?start=0
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I ws bored this morning so I took video of my wheels moving

Post by shawns fords »

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Carb and timing is still off a tad. this was about 10% throttle lmfao 3/4
I need to get some slicks for sure.
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