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Since you popped by...I was going to email you guys on if it's possible to get some kind of satin chrome finish/effect to match the polish alum for the wheels?
And thanx Mr. Hog Pro for that! Ya I still think without whitewalls give it a nice fresh and simple contrast...is what I am after.
That is a very good question. I'll email my source and see what he can do.
A little more info on a satin finish. The Sinister billet daddy's can be finished in a satin finished. It is an actual brushed finish on the aluminum and then clear coated with a matte clear coat. There is a pic of it here (Brush and black)http://sinisterwheel.com/wheels/billetdaddy
although I think it is a bit difficult to tell what it really looks like from the image.
A little more info on a satin finish. The Sinister billet daddy's can be finished in a satin finished. It is an actual brushed finish on the aluminum and then clear coated with a matte clear coat. There is a pic of it here (Brush and black)http://sinisterwheel.com/wheels/billetdaddy
although I think it is a bit difficult to tell what it really looks like from the image.
Awesome...I missed that for some reason. I was 2 busy playing with the interactive design your own wheels...which is an awesome tool btw.
Awesome...I missed that for some reason. I was 2 busy playing with the interactive design your own wheels...which is an awesome tool btw.
Kozy...thanx bud for the input. 19's hmmmm.
After searching for the widest 19" tire (120/70/19) that I could find I checked the sinister list and they do not make a 19" front rim. D'oh! It always something.
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