Subject	Re: How do you know that was the spot that was damaged? That
Posted by	Jodecy on November 07, 2003 at 5:43 PM
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In Reply To	How do you know that was the spot that was damaged? That posted by MikeH(Twin GT35BB Incon Z) on November 07, 2003 at 05:19 PM
Message	In one of the pics I took, I located the valve stem....then I found the valve stem on my repaired rim and "guestimated" on the location...it's in that general vicinity.... Looks good, huh?
Follow Ups	HOLY CRAP!!! This fix rim crap actually works....... - Jodecy 16:55:08 11/07/03 Good work! (n/m) - AshsZ 16:56:39 11/07/03 awesome. great find. (n/m) - maxl(Indy) 16:57:50 11/07/03 I knocked a much bigger chunk out of one of my wheels... - TagZ 16:59:33 11/07/03 How do you know that was the spot that was damaged? That - MikeH(Twin GT35BB Incon Z) 17:19:42 11/07/03 Re: How do you know that was the spot that was damaged? That - Jodecy 17:43:25 11/07/03 Flat fee? And they do good work? Nice Find! (n/m) - hoss 17:30:07 11/07/03 yup...$109 for aluminum, $225 for bling blings (n/m) - Jodecy 17:44:24 11/07/03 You get IPOTW (Informative Post Of The Week) in my book. ;) (n/m) - hoss 19:05:34 11/07/03 awesome....looks like they do great rim repair (n/m) - NR98 (next year) 17:35:03 11/07/03 wow - nice work! (n/m) - Wagz 18:30:53 11/07/03 In Seattle, Foster's Wheel Service does an awesome job. - Mikester(Seattle) 20:15:16 11/07/03 You didn't have to get it fixed, I would've bought all 4 :) (n/m) - Kez43 (25mpg) 21:00:28 11/07/03
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