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Old 08-27-2006, 11:16 PM   #16 (permalink)
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Very unique rims, never have seen those before. My only suggestion for the vehicle would be to have the front grills powdercoated to either black, black chrome or to whatever color the vehicle is. Also I think you'll find a great improvement in function and in looks with a big brake kit. Those rims swallow up those rotors. Other than that good job. Jon.

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greylock- the rears are drilled and slotted on both the rears. I had the same with the front, but the guy ordered the wrong rotors for the front. I think he ordered the ones for the 14" instead of the 16" OE rims. If that even matters. But when i put them face to face, the new front rotors were way SMALL so I had to leave my OE front rotors on till they give me the right model.

JMSinMD-thanks. actually I thought about powdercoating the front grills black. Between the bars, the black is BARELY starting to peel off. but very hard to notice. But when I repaint my whole bumper to get rid of the license plate holes and a few rock dings, I also plan on redoing the grills as well. As far as a big brake kit. I would love the feel of the extra braking power, but due to funds to upcoming projects, im going to need to hold back for alittle bit. But I gotta admit, the calipers and rotors look small behind the 20's
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