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Old Oct 25, 2013 | 11:58 AM
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Originally Posted by wcgman
First time I've seen plasti-dip used on a car that I feel was an improvement. I too hate the stock CS wheels. When we were looking for a vert for my wife, we took a pass on a sweet ride because it had everything...including those crap wheels. I told my wife there's no way I'd do that car because I really really really hate those wheels.

Interestingly enough, they look much better full black plasti-dip. I also agree thats a temporary measure until you get a different set of wheels.
Yeah the rims are horrific, I have no idea who designed them but they were blind as a bat. I too rarely see Plasti-Dip working on cars, normally. Its a little ricey for my, but here it worked OK.
Old Oct 26, 2013 | 03:31 AM
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Originally Posted by mighted1987
excuse my ignorance, what does SS brake line do?
The pedal feel is so much firmer. All that mushiness is gone. No more Fred Flinstone brakes! LOL

Lines dont flex so the pedal stays firm. Huge win for a low cost.
Old Oct 28, 2013 | 03:06 PM
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I really like the red calibers and the wheels came out much better than I would expect. Aftermarket wheels would be nice, but this is a good option to hold you over. Especially with your current grey and black paint scheme.

Nice job!

Shane
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