:// BlinG BlanG! Polished Si rims on my car **BEFORE & AFTER**
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to give you an idea of how shitty they looked before after i drove thru the backed up sewer @ my school.. this is what happened to them, i dont know why this happened either . . . but you can compare the two to see WHY this needed to be done


(yes the tires are 195/55 up front and 195/50 in back, the rears are brand new, decided to go with that, the fronts are the first set of kumhos i've had, been on the rear of the car.. first set of kumho's i've bought, lasted a long time
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Of course there was NO SUN AT ALL TODAY! so the rims aren't show ANYWHERE NEAR their full potential, heres what they look like so far though on the ride

and yes, the oil spots in the driveway are from my car, **** is leaking oil mad crazy. i got a new oil pan gasket, but i was unsuccessful on taking the oil pan off, like it was welded to the block or some ****.. got any tips? let me know
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(yes the tires are 195/55 up front and 195/50 in back, the rears are brand new, decided to go with that, the fronts are the first set of kumhos i've had, been on the rear of the car.. first set of kumho's i've bought, lasted a long time
)Of course there was NO SUN AT ALL TODAY! so the rims aren't show ANYWHERE NEAR their full potential, heres what they look like so far though on the ride

and yes, the oil spots in the driveway are from my car, **** is leaking oil mad crazy. i got a new oil pan gasket, but i was unsuccessful on taking the oil pan off, like it was welded to the block or some ****.. got any tips? let me know
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The middle pic looks blingin
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but i was unsuccessful on taking the oil pan off, like it was welded to the block or some ****.. got any tips? let me know
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Take out the bolts and nuts
j/k, but make sure all of them are out, especially by the flywheel, and the tap the sides of the pan with you hand until it breaks loose
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but i was unsuccessful on taking the oil pan off, like it was welded to the block or some ****.. got any tips? let me know
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Take out the bolts and nuts
j/k, but make sure all of them are out, especially by the flywheel, and the tap the sides of the pan with you hand until it breaks loose
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by JDMH22HATCH »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">The middle pic looks blingin
Take out the bolts and nuts
j/k, but make sure all of them are out, especially by the flywheel, and the tap the sides of the pan with you hand until it breaks loose</TD></TR></TABLE>
loll, i got that covered
recommend using any tools besides your hands??
Take out the bolts and nuts
j/k, but make sure all of them are out, especially by the flywheel, and the tap the sides of the pan with you hand until it breaks loose</TD></TR></TABLE>loll, i got that covered
recommend using any tools besides your hands??
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by JDMH22HATCH »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">The middle pic looks blingin
Take out the bolts and nuts
j/k, but make sure all of them are out, especially by the flywheel, and the tap the sides of the pan with you hand until it breaks loose</TD></TR></TABLE>
Yea, there are some under the clutch/flywheel cover. Take that **** off, it's unnecessary. . .
Take out the bolts and nuts
j/k, but make sure all of them are out, especially by the flywheel, and the tap the sides of the pan with you hand until it breaks loose</TD></TR></TABLE>Yea, there are some under the clutch/flywheel cover. Take that **** off, it's unnecessary. . .
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really? any pics?
thanks everybody! I can't wait to get the other two done
really? any pics?
thanks everybody! I can't wait to get the other two done
I love the polished face but you need to do something about the inside of the wheel. It looks "unfinished". I know you said that you're done playing w/ them but I really think it would look alot better. I mean you took the time to get them looking this good may as well finish the job.
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by SIRIUS »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I love the polished face but you need to do something about the inside of the wheel. It looks "unfinished". I know you said that you're done playing w/ them but I really think it would look alot better. I mean you took the time to get them looking this good may as well finish the job.</TD></TR></TABLE>
yeah, i'm not sure who said it, but someone mentioned getting the insides of the spokes powder coated glossy black (wasn't it you?). i'm seriously considering having that done. but for now, i'm just going to leave them bead-blasted and wait till the other two rims are done.. once all 4 are done, i'll make a decision.
thanks for all the compliments guys!
*goes back to being a brokey*
yeah, i'm not sure who said it, but someone mentioned getting the insides of the spokes powder coated glossy black (wasn't it you?). i'm seriously considering having that done. but for now, i'm just going to leave them bead-blasted and wait till the other two rims are done.. once all 4 are done, i'll make a decision.
thanks for all the compliments guys!
*goes back to being a brokey*
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yeah, i'm not sure who said it, but someone mentioned getting the insides of the spokes powder coated glossy black (wasn't it you?). i'm seriously considering having that done. but for now, i'm just going to leave them bead-blasted and wait till the other two rims are done.. once all 4 are done, i'll make a decision.
thanks for all the compliments guys!
*goes back to being a brokey*</TD></TR></TABLE>
Yea that was me. I understand the money thing though so that's cool. I'm just making a suggestion for down the road.
yeah, i'm not sure who said it, but someone mentioned getting the insides of the spokes powder coated glossy black (wasn't it you?). i'm seriously considering having that done. but for now, i'm just going to leave them bead-blasted and wait till the other two rims are done.. once all 4 are done, i'll make a decision.
thanks for all the compliments guys!
*goes back to being a brokey*</TD></TR></TABLE>
Yea that was me. I understand the money thing though so that's cool. I'm just making a suggestion for down the road.
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Really man, come a long *** way, didn't really like it too much before, now it makes me want my Si back, great job bud
Modified by ITR-0877 at 8:27 PM 1/13/2005
Modified by ITR-0877 at 8:27 PM 1/13/2005



