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Old 01-02-2008, 11:33 PM
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Would Linex or Rhino work on OEM steel wheels as tough no nonsense way to black out your wheels? I'm a little surprised after searching that I haven't seen much discussion on the subject. Then again maybe it's idiotic. At any rate I'd like to hear from folks that know about wheels on the subject.
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I would thing the added weight would screw them up for balancing
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I cant see how doing that would be a good idea, the weight would be all messed up, maybe if you were doing it to a trail truck or something, but not too something that sees any road time at decent speeds. Seems like you would just be asking for trouble.
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