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Why didn't you just order them in black if you were going to do that? :think:

No one has them in black and they said they thought "maybe we'll get some in 2-3 months". I'm impatient and didn't want to wait. Also thinking of a certain shade of black to get them powdercoated.

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Is there a trend of OE wheels (particularly the ck156 replicas) riding bad? Hard to balance?
 

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No one has them in black and they said they thought "maybe we'll get some in 2-3 months". I'm impatient and didn't want to wait. Also thinking of a certain shade of black to get them powdercoated.

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Is there a trend of OE wheels (particularly the ck156 replicas) riding bad? Hard to balance?

Please don't do black wheels.

Yes, but I have heard of only one person that said they don;t balance well.

@NORCAL SS
 
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Lee...to mention tony in a thread put a space between norcal and ss. You keep jacking it up and I have to keep fixing it for you :slap:
 

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@goodinblack Why should I not do black wheels? I just got my white Yukon and love the look of black wheels on the white truck.

If these wheels are going to f up my ride, then I won't even mount them. I'll just sell them before I touch them. Should I not even try them?
 

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Lee...to mention tony in a thread put a space between norcal and ss. You keep jacking it up and I have to keep fixing it for you :slap:

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@goodinblack Why should I not do black wheels? I just got my white Yukon and love the look of black wheels on the white truck.

If these wheels are going to f up my ride, then I won't even mount them. I'll just sell them before I touch them. Should I not even try them?


If they make you happy then DO IT :)

Honestly, they may not be bad at all.

Do this..... take them and have them spun without tires to see if they are true.
 

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@goodinblack...So have the tire shop run the wheels in the balancing machine to test them? Is that what you mean by "have them spun"? Never heard of that but I am very tempted to do that. Don't want to waste the money on powdercoating and getting tires mounted and balanced for shit wheels
 

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@goodinblack...So have the tire shop run the wheels in the balancing machine to test them? Is that what you mean by "have them spun"? Never heard of that but I am very tempted to do that. Don't want to waste the money on powdercoating and getting tires mounted and balanced for shit wheels
Yes have them dry spin them and see if they are true.

Also some seller and OE wheels may not take them back once mounted. Definitely not once coated
 

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Yes have them dry spin them and see if they are true.

Also some seller and OE wheels may not take them back once mounted. Definitely not once coated

Thanks for the advice @goodinblack. I apreciate the help!

Also, why do you dislike black wheels so much when your screen name is good in black? ...I do realize that black wheels are everywhere now though
 

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Thanks for the advice @goodinblack. I apreciate the help!

Also, why do you dislike black wheels so much when your screen name is good in black? ...I do realize that black wheels are everywhere now though

I don't hate them at all.....not a look I am fond of anymore. The mostly just disappear on the car for the most part. They also look a size smaller then thy are. Like Black 22s look like 20s.

They just have to be done on the right color scheme. Most people dont do them right..... like leave all the chrome accents with black wheels for instance.
 

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@goodinblack I do see a ton of black wheels around now, but I personally don't think EVERYTHING needs to be blacked out on a car if it has black wheels. My pickup, which is my personal vehicle, does have EVERYTHING blacked out...so I like the look. I just think in certain situations, some chrome trim can actually look good with blacked out wheels.

I agree that black wheels don't really do the wheel size justice. Not everyone is looking to compete in the whole "my wheels are bigger than yours" competition. The super chrome look actually strikes me as 90's style. I think the style now is to not be trying to be so extreme eye catching. Let the style speak for itself rather than bight colors and shiny parts to catch everyone's eye. But hey man, to each their own.

I appreciate your advice and help with checking out the wheels before powdercoating and mounting them. I will definitely be doing that. Much appreciated!
 

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