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Wheels look real good. Snap some shots outside so we can really see how good it looks!
someone else asked for outside pics also. So here they are, these came out a little better.
I guess I could have polished my strut for the picture lol, oh well.
That looks great, Jim! Are you considering red plug wires to help with the contrast? Are those the stock bars or swapped?
Thanks agin Tx!
Yea Tx I am looking at plug wires now, but If i go that route they will have to match the red exact, so we will see what I (or they) come up with. I noticed you matched your color wires perfectly it looks like, nice.
My bars are 36" wide Flanders beachbars 1 1/4" thick.
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