C6 Chrome Wheel Exchange From West Coast Corvettes
09-08-2004, 06:57 PM
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C6 Chrome Wheel Exchange From West Coast Corvettes
We are currently taking orders for chrome OEM wheel exchange for the 2005 C6. We have 30 sets of wheels in the chroming process and are shipping daily. These are brand new OEM wheels Triple chrome plated with lug nuts, locks and center caps. The wheels are $749.00 with exchange. The core price is $1600.00. These wheels carry our 3 year chrome warranty. If interested call me to place your order.
Paul
888-737-8388 ext 232
Paul
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09-08-2004, 07:00 PM
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Hey Paul,
How about the colored logo in the center cap? Thanks
Tracey
How about the colored logo in the center cap? Thanks
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09-08-2004, 07:05 PM
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Originally Posted by WCC PAUL
Right now it is blank but we are working on an emblem
09-08-2004, 07:45 PM
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Paul I sent you a PM with a question....
09-08-2004, 08:25 PM
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Originally Posted by droptopc6
Okay so can you give the non-polished wheels in for the exchange or is that the polished wheels only?
09-08-2004, 09:55 PM
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what about the weight difference?
not that i'm as worried about it as some that i've read, in other threads, but so far no one has stepped up with any facts on the matter...it's one of those issues, the thrust of which depends entirely on the magnitude of the difference....2 lbs heavier for the chrome, no big deal.....but, say, 8 lbs! that would amount to something for those who like running at the drag strip or autox or road courses...
so what's the weight difference between the stock wheel and one of your chrome ones?
not that i'm as worried about it as some that i've read, in other threads, but so far no one has stepped up with any facts on the matter...it's one of those issues, the thrust of which depends entirely on the magnitude of the difference....2 lbs heavier for the chrome, no big deal.....but, say, 8 lbs! that would amount to something for those who like running at the drag strip or autox or road courses...
so what's the weight difference between the stock wheel and one of your chrome ones?
09-08-2004, 11:11 PM
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Originally Posted by Lee6
what about the weight difference?
not that i'm as worried about it as some that i've read, in other threads, but so far no one has stepped up with any facts on the matter...it's one of those issues, the thrust of which depends entirely on the magnitude of the difference....2 lbs heavier for the chrome, no big deal.....but, say, 8 lbs! that would amount to something for those who like running at the drag strip or autox or road courses...
so what's the weight difference between the stock wheel and one of your chrome ones?
not that i'm as worried about it as some that i've read, in other threads, but so far no one has stepped up with any facts on the matter...it's one of those issues, the thrust of which depends entirely on the magnitude of the difference....2 lbs heavier for the chrome, no big deal.....but, say, 8 lbs! that would amount to something for those who like running at the drag strip or autox or road courses...
so what's the weight difference between the stock wheel and one of your chrome ones?
09-09-2004, 12:02 AM
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Damn, they look great in chrome.... what a difference
09-09-2004, 03:30 AM
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Originally Posted by Corvette SSX
Wow, this didn't take long. Chrome is much better than high polished.
i agree if your not one of those people who see it as a weight issue. the C6 polished wheel was very milky looking in person
09-09-2004, 03:50 AM
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I'm sure the high polished wheels would bring in a greater trade in value right?
