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My 98 GP SE and what ive done to it



Ok More Blue

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Just a thought, in case you haven't done it already. Before you go thru all the prep work and painting the wheels... PUT THEM ON!

Test fit and make sure they will fit flush and clear the calipers. 15s are tiny and the crosslace 16s come close to rubbing on stock brakes, I can only imagine 15s.

Just don't want you to waste time an have custom painted wheels that might not sell well.
 
TLSheff said:
Just a thought, in case you haven't done it already. Before you go thru all the prep work and painting the wheels... PUT THEM ON!

Test fit and make sure they will fit flush and clear the calipers. 15s are tiny and the crosslace 16s come close to rubbing on stock brakes, I can only imagine 15s.

Just don't want you to waste time an have custom painted wheels that might not sell well.
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I had one on without nuts(narrow ones needed) but didnt rotate, but had no noise(scraping or other) when i put on.
I put one on before i bought to confirm bolt pattern.
Ill try again after i have the rubber dismounted.
 


Any idea's what to do with the centre caps since they cant be powder coated.
Dont know if they should be blue or white or ??
They are Aluminum with plastic bottom that snaps into the rims.



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