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when the ***-clowns at the tire place were putting those caps on you would think they would have noticed that things weren't lining up and stopped... um HELLO!!!???
 
Mopar Tim said:
You would think!
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i'd be demanding a free dismount and mount from that tire place, they are responsible. use a lawyer phrase if you have too
ScampMike said:
just thinking "out loud" here - I wonder if there are different size caps for different BP wheels...
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Possible
Mopar Tim said:
Sending two more wheels, had to pay up front, when I send back, will get refunded. MINUS the cost to dismount and remount re-balance tires.
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that bites completely

Mopar Tim said:
This is what they will do, but I asked why I should have to do it?
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no kidding
 
Anyone have any clue as to what rims these are

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ScampMike said:
well, I know I have seen them before.. ah, you found it, nice
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I wish like heck that i'd kept them. I really thing theyd look good on the polara. But i did a ebay search, them things are going for big money used (300-400 a piece). they havent made them in 25+ years
 
dukeboy_318 said:
I wish like heck that i'd kept them. I really thing theyd look good on the polara. But i did a ebay search, them things are going for big money used (300-400 a piece). they havent made them in 25+ years
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I was going to say they are old school.. I can't remember the last time I saw them anywhere..
 
ScampMike said:
I was going to say they are old school.. I can't remember the last time I saw them anywhere..
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ScampMike said:
at one time they were THE alternative to Cragars or Keystones
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apparently they were popular amongs corvette and porsche owners in the 80s. only a few thousand sets were ever sold though. at least from the american racing wheel forum. most were 5 x 4.75 BP but some were made in the 5x4.5 but finding them for sale may prove to be a challenge.
 
dukeboy_318 said:
apparently they were popular amongs corvette and porsche owners in the 80s. only a few thousand sets were ever sold though. at least from the american racing wheel forum. most were 5 x 4.75 BP but some were made in the 5x4.5 but finding them for sale may prove to be a challenge.
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huh - that low # surprises me.. though I do feel like it was more Chevy's that I saw them on..
 
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