Am I the first ACR Owner to have done this?

[Brad]

dang...im taking an A$$ whipping here now...hahah...

No worries...i wont be doing that switch...

 

[big-n-italian]

<< I didn't want to be constantly cleaning brake dust out of all those nooks and crannys. >>

This is the reason I dont have them. I like the looks of them, but I used to have a '79 Trans Am, and can never forget how much of a PITA those honeycombs were to keep clean.

 

[Casey]

I actually preferred the late Gen2 rim over the BBS wheels. I didn't want to be constantly cleaning brake dust out of all those nooks and crannys.

Chromed, with a good coat of was/polish and it real easy. Well, at least with EBC greesn it is!

Then again, keeping that good coat of was/polish on them takes a bit of time!

 

[acrdakota]

Black chrome with a nice clear coat It's still a pain but not nearly as bad as polishing billet wheels.

 

[VIPR GTS]

I think BRAD got the idea now. Always ask, there will be an answer here.

 

[monnieh]

Black chrome with a nice clear coat It's still a pain but not nearly as bad as polishing billet wheels.

I get this effect for free with my brakeman 3 pads and chromed wheels.

 

[Socrates]

<< I didn't want to be constantly cleaning brake dust out of all those nooks and crannys. >>

This is the reason I dont have them. I like the looks of them, but I used to have a '79 Trans Am, and can never forget how much of a PITA those honeycombs were to keep clean.

Thank goodness I had lots of time on my hands this afternoon. 30 minutes later, presto, a fantastic looking set of wheels. I actually prefer them when they have a light coating of brake dust on them, as they have a "gunmetal" color to them.

 

[Brad]

i am going to love every minute i spend cleaning every inch of my Viper...that is the true way of the warrior.

 

[Bonkers]

i am going to love every minute i spend cleaning every inch of my Viper...that is the true way of the warrior.

... a poet if not a scholar...