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Old 08-24-2009, 03:17 AM
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heres the newest pics, daystar 2.5/1.5 level, 35x12.5 bfg all terrains, stock 20" rims powdercoated


http://www.flickr.com/photos/23393337@N04/3851710814/

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http://www.flickr.com/photos/23393337@N04/3850918117/

when i can figure out how to get pictures from my blackberry to computer ill post a height comparison to a stock ram
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Did you have the stock rims painted? It looks good.
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looks real stocky.. great job!
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Did you have the stock rims painted? It looks good.

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Looks great!

Out of curiousity, what's the cost to have the rims powder coated? Where'd you get the Daystar leveling kit?
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When you had the stock rims powder coated, did they just do that over the plastic chrome or did they remove that first?
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How do you powdercoat plastic? They bake the parts after they spray them. I even asked a local powdercoater if it could be done and he said no.
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How do you powdercoat plastic? They bake the parts after they spray them. I even asked a local powdercoater if it could be done and he said no.
Perhaps there is a way to remove the plastic before powder coating? I have no idea, but those rims look nice for minimal work.
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Those are the Alluminum (painted) rims, not the Chrome clad, so there was no removing the chrome, just remove the paint, and powdercoat, I have those rims .........20's
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