Woo-hoo! My moon disks finally arrived.
10-14-2004, 09:42 PM
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Originally Posted by theappe
btw what tail lights are those on the silver xB. I likes :twisted:
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10-21-2004, 03:20 PM
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Originally Posted by Old Punk
What the pictures don't show is that the disks dome out about 1.5" or so. Some folks might not like that.
10-21-2004, 10:48 PM
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I was contemplating going with steels w/ trim rings and chrome lugs .......... but now you got me lookin at the moonies. I got the same color (TCM) box and yours looks sharp as hell with those on.
10-23-2004, 12:03 PM
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Tuesday Tuesday Tuesday.....I can hardly wait! That's when the moons and billet grill are supposed to arrive. I think it'll look tight together, completing an over all brushed aluminum look on my tmc box. Just added a nice black pinstripe yesterday that gave it a classy, subtle pop. I'll get some pics up when the transformation is complete. I was inspired by bluBox,s pinstripe at the Greensboro meet. Saw hot lava on my way t Asheville right after the meet. GO BOX'S
10-23-2004, 01:34 PM
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Originally Posted by cool_king_rob
Do you think those would affect the brakes? They have no cooling holes.
I imagine they would improve fuel economy though.
I imagine they would improve fuel economy though.
10-23-2004, 03:24 PM
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hi,
for tha moons you can try speedway motors in lincoln,neb. they have snapon and screw on disc they have both flat and slight dome,the domes are to clear the dust cover on spindles of some cars. they also have other 50,s hubcaps,for tha whitewalls try coker tire in chattanooga,tn.roll ooooon,lets bring tha old days back till you get your big purchchse wheels.go for it.
for tha moons you can try speedway motors in lincoln,neb. they have snapon and screw on disc they have both flat and slight dome,the domes are to clear the dust cover on spindles of some cars. they also have other 50,s hubcaps,for tha whitewalls try coker tire in chattanooga,tn.roll ooooon,lets bring tha old days back till you get your big purchchse wheels.go for it.
10-25-2004, 03:16 PM
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White Walls
Hello guys, Patrick Moates here from Coker Tire. If you are looking for a source for wide whitewalls, we would like to be it. We do offer them in quite a few shapes and sizes, and we have the only true whitewall tire on the market. Also, if you guys can get together a quantity of 25 tires, we can offer everyone a 10-15% discount. If we can help you all out in any way, please contact me directly at 1-800-251-6336 ext 254, or patrickm@coker.com
10-30-2004, 02:46 PM
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Woo Hoo!!! My stripes and my grizznills too !!!! :D :twisted: 
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11-10-2004, 12:29 AM
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Moon Disc Removal
So after about two weeks with my new moon discs from Big B Auto, the wife took the xB through an automatic car wash and bent one of them. It's one of those car washes with the things that hold onto your front wheels and pull you through as it washes. Sorry for all the technical lingo.
Anyway, I'm probably going to order a new set of 4, since I'm sure this will happen again on a curb, car wash, etc. Does anyone know a safe way to remove these discs? I tried to pull them off with my bare hands like I did with the factory covers, but they're stuck. Pry bar? Screwdriver?
Anyway, I'm probably going to order a new set of 4, since I'm sure this will happen again on a curb, car wash, etc. Does anyone know a safe way to remove these discs? I tried to pull them off with my bare hands like I did with the factory covers, but they're stuck. Pry bar? Screwdriver?
11-10-2004, 02:23 AM
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I use a screwdriver and just keep working my way around (like opening a paint can) until I'm sure not to bend 'em when I use my hands. I put the flat edge between the rim and cover and give the screwdriver a half turn
11-10-2004, 04:02 AM
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Here's another source for old school hubcaps.
http://www.go-kat-go.com/50sstylhub.html
On removing caps: Tire stores have a special pry tool for this task. The thing to remember is not to take too big a bite at one time. Just work your way around and the cap will come off easily.
I ordered a set of Dzus fasteners for my salt flat discs. These should work better than the previous threaded fasteners, one of which backed out resulting in the loss of a cap. Hopefully things will be together in time for the Canyon Breakfast!
George
http://www.go-kat-go.com/50sstylhub.html
On removing caps: Tire stores have a special pry tool for this task. The thing to remember is not to take too big a bite at one time. Just work your way around and the cap will come off easily.
I ordered a set of Dzus fasteners for my salt flat discs. These should work better than the previous threaded fasteners, one of which backed out resulting in the loss of a cap. Hopefully things will be together in time for the Canyon Breakfast!
George
11-10-2004, 07:05 AM
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Re: Woo-hoo! My moon disks finally arrived.
Originally Posted by Old Punk
Evidently, Moon Eyes has to go to the actual moon for their disks, because it took slightly more than 2 months to get them. But the wait is worth it. Beautiful clear coated spun aluminum that's so different from spoked alloys. Been there, done that.
If the xB looks like a cartoon car, the disks highten the effect. Box sitting on circles. :D
If the xB looks like a cartoon car, the disks highten the effect. Box sitting on circles. :D
BTW how much were they?
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