Subject	Be warned, factory chromies are starting to fatigue.
Posted by	Summeronthechain (MN) on March 09, 2014 at 7:30 PM
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In Reply To	Chrome plating OEM wheels: poor results/structural damage? posted by 280ZuL8r on March 09, 2014 at 07:01 PM
Message	They can be very dangerous to drive on.
Follow Ups	Chrome plating OEM wheels: poor results/structural damage? - 280ZuL8r 19:01:13 03/09/14 I changed, no chrome, look into chrome PVD on wheels. (n/m) - Z ONLY1 19:26:58 03/09/14 Looks like a great option. Thanks (n/m) - 280ZuL8r 20:29:38 03/09/14 Be warned, factory chromies are starting to fatigue. - Summeronthechain (MN) 19:30:17 03/09/14 Re: Chrome plating OEM wheels: poor results/structural damage? - WazTTed 03:54:07 03/10/14 black on black stockers looks terrible. - Antihero 09:39:02 03/10/14 This ^ I want OEM look aside from the drag radials.... (n/m) - 280ZuL8r 10:32:40 03/10/14 Ran chrome stock rims (8.5 front & rear) for over ten years, - SilverZXTT(CO) 06:58:51 03/10/14 Those are beautiful. I am jealous (n/m) - 280ZuL8r 10:34:01 03/10/14 Had the stockers done in '97 - SilverZXTT(CO) 15:05:32 03/10/14 I was quoted $325 a wheel, how far off from your cost? (n/m) - 280ZuL8r 17:27:08 03/10/14 Best I can remember about $200, this was 10 yrs ago. (n/m) - SilverZXTT(CO) 05:51:29 03/11/14 Just get your set chromed and be done with it. (n/m) - ZXRider 10:34:51 03/10/14 even if you do get a good set - fuzzymonkey 13:40:24 03/10/14 For the money there are so many better wheel options. (n/m) - Bernie (NoVA) 00:04:45 03/11/14
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