i think its called titanium chroming..please let me know if you know a shop that can do this for me im located in so cal near torrance thanks

**OH AND IF YOU DONT KNOW A SHOP YOU CAN HELP BY <U>BUMPING </U> this up

 

i love that look. in for info.

 

get a torch son and go at it

 

looks dope, have u tried calling magmaster or rbmotoring i know they fix wheels there.

 

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hahah expletive that.. i rather pay someone that knows what they're doing haha

 

Is that the widebody GC8 I keep seeing around?

 

i have no idea.. i searched that pic on google lol i just need a shop that could do my rims like that

 

Why dont you call up Makin Industries and see if they can tell you. Although I think that Volk Racing isn't going to let out their little secrets.

 

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true, or you can just go buy the Konigs. haha

prepare to own the next MOST played out wheel design

 

i think those rims come like that.

 

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They do.

He's just trying to find a place that can do that process to his wheels.

 

i posted this at your other thread but.. here


i think that process would be quite expensive. Its called electroplating where the metal gets current passed through it.. it causes it to be very strong. The reason why rays did this to the rim was of course for protection from the elements, curbs, corrosion etc. The look is an added plus. The reason why I say it may be expensive is because titanium electroplating is recent development.

 

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i think that process would be quite expensive. Its called electroplating where the metal gets current passed through it.. it causes it to be very strong. The reason why rays did this to the rim was of course for protection from the elements, curbs, corrosion etc. The look is an added plus. The reason why I say it may be expensive is because titanium electroplating is recent development. </TD></TR></TABLE>

learn something new everyday

 

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i think that process would be quite expensive. Its called electroplating where the metal gets current passed through it.. it causes it to be very strong. The reason why rays did this to the rim was of course for protection from the elements, curbs, corrosion etc. The look is an added plus. The reason why I say it may be expensive is because titanium electroplating is recent development. </TD></TR></TABLE>

yup, and also prob not a thing most "wheel shops" can do unless they have special equipment...

 

if not that process then something very similar