Got new wheels in TC005
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Got new wheels in TC005
Well I felt like spending some money on my car and I bought a set of wheels. I have loved these wheels since the day I won the car on Gran Turismo. WedsSport TC005's. They were very hard to get considering they dont make them any more. But I found them brand new, lmk what you think.
15x7 +36 4x100.
15x7 +36 4x100.
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Re: Got new wheels in TC005 (bignewtCA)
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White wheels won't stay super clean for long.
White wheels won't stay super clean for long.
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Re: Got new wheels in TC005 (nsxtasy)
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White wheels won't stay super clean for long.
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Before they ever go on the car, wax them like there's no tomorrow.
Seriously, hard wax, followed by a soft wax, like you would do to protect an expensive paint job. That should help prevent brake dust from accumulating on the wheels, prevent brake dust from damaging the paint, and make them significantly easier to clean. Rewax periodically.
Of course, I'm not willing to do that work, so no white wheels for me.
White wheels won't stay super clean for long.
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Before they ever go on the car, wax them like there's no tomorrow.
Seriously, hard wax, followed by a soft wax, like you would do to protect an expensive paint job. That should help prevent brake dust from accumulating on the wheels, prevent brake dust from damaging the paint, and make them significantly easier to clean. Rewax periodically.
Of course, I'm not willing to do that work, so no white wheels for me.
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Lol, thanks guys. I will post up pics when I get them on the car. I need to do a suspension overhaul right now so I will post them up after that. It may be a couple weeks though. I am trying to find a dog pin for cheap since I just moved into my house.
thanks for the waxing tip, I wouldnt have thought anything about it. But they are going on a grand prix white EG hatch.
thanks for the waxing tip, I wouldnt have thought anything about it. But they are going on a grand prix white EG hatch.
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oh hell yeah, thatll look gangster. i love those wheels
oh hell yeah, thatll look gangster. i love those wheels
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I was doing some search and came across the TC105N which is supposed to be the replacement for the TC005.
Does anyone know what the difference between the two wheels are aside from how they look?
Which one is better?
Does anyone know what the difference between the two wheels are aside from how they look?
Which one is better?
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Re: Got new wheels in TC005 (zooki)
Congrats. I had the 16x7 anthracite TC005's on my 96 coupe. To this day one of my favorite wheels. Wish I had never sold 'em. Then again I wish that Malibu had missed my car instead of driving through it 
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