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01-09-2016, 04:07 AM
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Re: Straightening a wheel lip
How did I do? I used duck tape covering the wheel and a couple rags under the adjustable wrench. I'm really upset the wheel isn't in the NOS condition I bought the set for but let's be honest - the wheels are going on my driver '69 Z. I use the car all the time, especially now with the ZZ4 w/hot cam package and Edlebrock intake in it and original motor on the stand. The wheels will only get dirty, especially when Dave does burn outs. Lol. And before the chrome condition comes into play, that was a photo immediately after my repair. They're very clean and shine like new!
 Dan
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