I watched your set sell on EBay? Buyer not pull through?....wish I had known.... Do yours say 'alcoaAlcoa DB'? If not PM me an offer and I may buy your set.The DB indicates Alcoa durabright coating instead of clear coat. I have a set in the classifieds but can't break it up. Good luck.
I watched your set sell on EBay? Buyer not pull through?....wish I had known.... Do yours say 'alcoaAlcoa DB'? If not PM me an offer and I may buy your set.
I have a set with the stamping Alcoa, from my 2010. What exactly kind of coating is the durabright? is it clear powder ??? ThanksThe DB indicates Alcoa durabright coating instead of clear coat. I have a set in the classifieds but can't break it up. Good luck.
I have a set with the stamping Alcoa, from my 2010. What exactly kind of coating is the durabright? is it clear powder ??? Thanks
I bought a wheel I needed from one of the Viper "parts recyclers". Can be finished or unfinished as in my case since I wanted to powder coat. Don't pass them over. Bet they have what you want.
I have my one with the bad rash (gouge) on it. If I had already had it repaired, I think we could have worked a deal. Just haven't gotten around to having it fixed up yet. By the way, contact Jerry at Viper Parts of America. He was able to track one down for me. Excellent customer service.
Found one. Have fun anybody else looking for these suckers.... After contacting 23 vendors/wheel stores, I have completed my set. That sucked, but patience got me a great deal. Full set in perfect refurbed condition for $1825 all in.
VPA charges almost that much for 1 new one!!! Midwest Wheel wants $950 shipped per refurbed wheel, X2 builders wants $2600 plus shipping for a refurbed set. Look around and be patient!
I'll also add that 3 people tried to send me the wrong wheel (ACR style twice and ALCOA once) make them send you a picture or you'll have restocking/shipping charges. All 3 stores aforementiond thought I was idiot and they were sure they had the right wheel....I had to beg them to check their email for what I was looking for. Over all I wasn't impressed with the intelligence level of some of these wheel guys.
Paul at Don Scharf Automotive knows his stuff though.
Good day......
Great to hear Ben. You see why I'm eager to keep my damaged (repairable) as a spare. Pics after you get them mounted!
Scott
Can't blame me for trying! FYI I got another response on the repair of yours. They thought there may be too much material missing to make it look right. Apparently they have to weld in aluminum and too big of a hunk will stand out. Nobody could say for certain without looking at it. You might consider getting it looked at/refurbed before you need it. If nothing else you can sell it later! Just an FYI.
