Bling Trim Rings with HUB solution....
11-15-2006, 08:32 PM
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"IMHO" it seems like you don't know style. Any shmuck can go out and buy "new shoes" which is probably what you did. creativity wins over spending the most money any day in my book,
which is why I rock these. i have seen ZERO other Scions in my are with the bling steelies, and seen plenty with the same crap on em. like I said creativity is key brotha.
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which is why I rock these. i have seen ZERO other Scions in my are with the bling steelies, and seen plenty with the same crap on em. like I said creativity is key brotha.
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11-15-2006, 08:34 PM
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I know, but when it looks that ridiculous $340 bucks doesn't seem like that much. And the stock hubcaps come free with the car.
But again it is just my opinion, so if you guys and gals think it looks good, then by all means go for it!
But again it is just my opinion, so if you guys and gals think it looks good, then by all means go for it!
11-15-2006, 09:23 PM
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Originally Posted by itsmethemagicz
"IMHO" it seems like you don't know style. any shmuck can go out and buy "new shoes" which is probably what you did. creativity wins over spending the most money anyday in my book, which is why i rock these. i have seen ZERO other scions in my are with the bling steelies, and seen plenty with the same crap on em. like i said creativity is key brotha.
11-16-2006, 12:33 AM
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Originally Posted by hyperhall
is that a dent???
and if you wanted to know how wack it looks with OTG camber/spacers stacked in the rear with steelies... haha!
11-22-2006, 10:05 PM
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I rec'd my 903's today - they are NOT new, in fact they are dirty and scuffed up. Looks like they were taken off a Tercel with A LOT of miles on it, LOL.
So - Buyer Beware.....
So - Buyer Beware.....
Originally Posted by macadaegs
You can order new ones here http://www.hubcaps.org/tercel.html but they are kind of expensive. Part #TOY903. I'm not sure what year Toyota but I believe they are off a Tercel
12-04-2006, 06:15 PM
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Couldn't have done it without this thread. Those Center Caps from Napa were tough to track down
the part number on, but super duper cheap. Prolly the cheapest thing I've put on. By far I guess.
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the part number on, but super duper cheap. Prolly the cheapest thing I've put on. By far I guess.
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12-06-2006, 01:49 PM
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could someone give me a tip on how to polish the wheels, I bought some polish and I have one of those polishing ***** I think its from meguires or eagle one, do I just rub the polish all over and buff it off or what?
12-06-2006, 04:29 PM
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Originally Posted by archangel
could someone give me a tip on how to polish the wheels, I bought some polish and I have one of those polishing ***** I think its from meguires or eagle one, do I just rub the polish all over and buff it off or what?
12-06-2006, 08:17 PM
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Make sure the wheels are perfectly clean and dry before you start .. If there is tar or residue on the wheel it will get on the buff ball and scratch the hell out of the wheel. what does the box that the ball came in say?? just follow the directions. or just put a little bit on the ball massage it into the ball a little bit and slowly start in the section you want to polish .. do small sections at a time and as it dries wipe off the residue with a clean microfiber towel. When you are done using the ball wash well and dry well and it will be ready for the next time.