Mag. Wheel Isolators
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I took a look at their website and they appear to deal only in factory parts as opposed to Corvette reproduction parts.
This is a very hit or miss part that was installed only on some cars. And there is no listing for it in the GM catalogue.
So reaching out. George
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I am in the process of replacing 2 bent magnesium wheels on my ‘04 with the factory option N73 wheels. The rubber isolator on my wheels has “Speedline” embossed in the rubber. Maybe a quick duck duck go search?
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So unless I pass on the part, I would need to try and make it. Not going to Italy any time soon. Can you send or post a photograph of it please with a bit of a description.
Thank you, George
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Melting Slicks
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My best guess, since I’ve only owned my car since Monday, is these help shed water away from the mating surface of the wheel and rotor. Probably since the two different metals will react to each other, water may accelerate this corrosion/seizing process.