FS: CCW Wheels - Page 2 - ZR-1 Net Registry Forums

scholtmj · 11-16-2009

Looking for something polished, 18x10 and 18x12. I have all winter to decide.

HIZNHRZ · 11-16-2009

Here's the 18" Classics with a polished center...

scholtmj · 11-16-2009

I do like the Classics, but I'm leaning toward the LM20 for something a little different

Do you have any rubbing with 12 inch wheels? And the important question: is cleaning around the bolts a PITA?

carter200 · 11-16-2009

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Originally Posted by HIZNHRZ

Here's the 18" Classics with a polished center...

You need those center caps engraved by CT Machining with the ZR-1 engraving

HIZNHRZ · 11-17-2009

- The SS brake line rubbed the rear passenger wheel initially. No rubbing with the OE brake lines.

- No problem cleaning the wheels. Once a year I polish them and hit the under carriage and wheels with a pressure sprayer.

Back when I had bikes, I developed an opinion that chrome was easier to take care of than polished aluminum. Based on how easy these wheels are to keep looking nice, I was wrong.

HIZNHRZ · 11-17-2009

Carter, one of these days I would like to get my center caps engraved. Just can't swing it now.

Sgreg · 11-20-2009

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Originally Posted by carter200

You need those center caps engraved by CT Machining with the ZR-1 engraving

Carter, you need to put together a group puchase price for all the chrome wheel owners out there. And all Texans get an extra 10% off the group price !!!!!!!

carter200 · 11-20-2009

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Originally Posted by HIZNHRZ

Carter, one of these days I would like to get my center caps engraved. Just can't swing it now.

Not rushing you but trying to keep my services in mind.

PS: Winter is my slow time

carter200 · 11-20-2009

Sgreg,
I'll put some serious thought to that idea. Texan's will get what is coming to them

scholtmj · 11-20-2009

Hey Carter,
Can you do the center caps on these?

18x10, 18x12, should have them in 2 weeks.

11-16-2009	#11
scholtmj Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Grand Rapids, MI Posts: 384	Re: FS: CCW Wheels Looking for something polished, 18x10 and 18x12. I have all winter to decide.

11-16-2009	#12
HIZNHRZ Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Germantown, MD Posts: 738	Re: FS: CCW Wheels Here's the 18" Classics with a polished center...

11-16-2009	#13
scholtmj Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Grand Rapids, MI Posts: 384	Re: FS: CCW Wheels I do like the Classics, but I'm leaning toward the LM20 for something a little different Do you have any rubbing with 12 inch wheels? And the important question: is cleaning around the bolts a PITA? Last edited by scholtmj; 11-16-2009 at 02:35 PM.

11-17-2009	#15
HIZNHRZ Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Germantown, MD Posts: 738	Re: FS: CCW Wheels - The SS brake line rubbed the rear passenger wheel initially. No rubbing with the OE brake lines. - No problem cleaning the wheels. Once a year I polish them and hit the under carriage and wheels with a pressure sprayer. Back when I had bikes, I developed an opinion that chrome was easier to take care of than polished aluminum. Based on how easy these wheels are to keep looking nice, I was wrong.

11-17-2009	#16
HIZNHRZ Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Germantown, MD Posts: 738	Re: FS: CCW Wheels Carter, one of these days I would like to get my center caps engraved. Just can't swing it now.

11-20-2009	#19
carter200 Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: Texas Posts: 2,431	Re: FS: CCW Wheels Sgreg, I'll put some serious thought to that idea. Texan's will get what is coming to them

11-20-2009	#20
scholtmj Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Grand Rapids, MI Posts: 384	Re: FS: CCW Wheels Hey Carter, Can you do the center caps on these? 18x10, 18x12, should have them in 2 weeks.