R32 Skyline winter build-up

I’m trying to make the Hybrid guys feel guilty enough to push the black beast out and snap some pics of it with the new rims on, obviously it’s not working, I mean it’s not as if they don’t have anything better to do eh:D :smiley: :smiley:

They still haven’t posted a picture- jeez I think we need to start an email petition all responses direct to hybrid connection .com- tee hee

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I never would have believed a 9 1/2" wide rim would go on this car, now I’ll have to spend all my time polishing these things and I hate cleaning cars!
Thanks for the pics Brent.

Well while we’re sitting around waiting for parts and a slot to screw this thing together I have a question of you lot-
Powder coating wheels, I want to get the old rims powder coated black and put the drag radials on them, the question is which black- flat, satin or gloss??
Being and old shiny Centerline drag racer sort of guy black rims are a mystery to me- you thoughts please…

I would probably do satin or a bit on the flatter side.

Bronze would look good too.

Black wheels on black cars :tdown:

Tom I have the gravity rims to look cool, I want some black race rims at the track with the sticky tires on.
Satin is my fave I will see what the powder coat guy can do?

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I would probably do satin or a bit on the flatter side.

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but i would get them powder coated bronze over that.

Hum… I’m starting to sway

Dooooooo it :stuck_out_tongue: We can bling out the 'Cuda :smiley:

And now I discover that the local powder coater is NOT doing anymore wheels this year, he’s swamped with work so it looks like the A1 rims will be staying silver, unless I get the spray can out??
Or anyone knows of another vendor who’s good…
Bling on the cuda - agggghhhh noooo…

Those guy’s at Eastwood tools sell a nice little powder coating kit AND they sell bronze powder, I wonder how hard it could possibly be, I have a sandblaster to strip the rims and an old electric oven- hum…
Anyone ever try to do this, how difficult is is questions questions…

bronze would look sweet also I was at hybrid yesterday and saw the intake it looks badass :tup:

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And now I discover that the local powder coater is NOT doing anymore wheels this year, he’s swamped with work so it looks like the A1 rims will be staying silver, unless I get the spray can out??
Or anyone knows of another vendor who’s good…
Bling on the cuda - agggghhhh noooo…

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PM bpipe95. He had his wheels done in Rochester by some guy and they came out incredibly well. Custom mixed color and everything. It wasn’t too expensive either.

cool Brent thanks

How’s about I pay the local bodyshop a fewbucks and have the rims painted, just a thought?
Or looking at these nice rims in the flesh maybe I could just leave them silver, decisions decisions

are they the wheels that are on the car now as it sits at hybrid? if so…bronze.

Painted will work, especially with good prep. Might not be much cheaper than powdercoating though.

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See what I’m saying? The people want bronze :stuck_out_tongue:

It looks clean as silver too, but the bronze will set that apart. Just IMO of course.