Spinners on Deep Dish or not?
03-10-2007, 02:56 PM
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RE: Spinners on Deep Dish or not?
Awesome guys, i think you've hepled me make up my mind! I'll definetly get them 
cheftjpeckthanks for the pic, i'd take yours but I don't want chrome
-DG
cheftjpeckthanks for the pic, i'd take yours but I don't want chrome
-DG
03-10-2007, 09:38 PM
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RE: Spinners on Deep Dish or not?
Just remember no OEwheel ever had spinners and lugs. On my 65 corvette coupe the spinners hold on the K+H OE finned rims, same with the 69 MGB and MGC I had, both with wirewheels. You guys already know this. Spinners and lugs each hold the wheel on and are mutually exclusive applications. Both don't make sense but if you like the look in spite of what you are really doing then go for it.
03-10-2007, 11:16 PM
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RE: Spinners on Deep Dish or not?
ORIGINAL: fairlane292
Just remember no OEwheel ever had spinners and lugs. On my 65 corvette coupe the spinners hold on the K+H OE finned rims, same with the 69 MGB and MGC I had, both with wirewheels. You guys already know this. Spinners and lugs each hold the wheel on and are mutually exclusive applications. Both don't make sense but if you like the look in spite of what you are really doing then go for it.
Just remember no OEwheel ever had spinners and lugs. On my 65 corvette coupe the spinners hold on the K+H OE finned rims, same with the 69 MGB and MGC I had, both with wirewheels. You guys already know this. Spinners and lugs each hold the wheel on and are mutually exclusive applications. Both don't make sense but if you like the look in spite of what you are really doing then go for it.
-DG
Ithink it would look good.
