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Old 10-16-2013, 07:54 PM
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Tri's look great mounted up Dwayne!
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Another small update. Still waiting on my muffler, but I was able to get the tri ribs mounted and I couldn't let the rear wheels go unnoticed so I blinged them up a little with a stud/lug nut kit.
The tri ribs look great, DWayne!
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Ok you got the bling, bling going on the rear wheels.
Now you need a chrome bolt for the front wheel
Looks good DWayne!
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Ok you got the bling, bling going on the rear wheels.
Now you need a chrome bolt for the front wheel
Looks good DWayne!
Don't want to stray too far off the subject, but, if he had chrome bolts for the front wheels, should the washer be chrome too or should it stay painted?
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Ok you got the bling, bling going on the rear wheels.
Now you need a chrome bolt for the front wheel
Looks good DWayne!
I think I can get some of those at the hardware store
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Don't want to stray too far off the subject, but, if he had chrome bolts for the front wheels, should the washer be chrome too or should it stay painted?
I would have to try both and see what I like. But I think the washer should stay yellow to tie into the yellow center on the rear wheels.
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