tell me about it, same thing happened to me with buddy club p1s and cant get a 4th one anywhere
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dont i know its sum dose
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11-10-11, 08:55 #3Junior member
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I have a pair of Work Cr Kai rims here if you are interested.
17" x 9.5". ET +44.
They bronze with a few marks on them but dead straight.
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u hav pm Originally Posted by pedrosixfour
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11-10-11, 17:06 #5Junior member
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Here ya go.
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pmd again lad Originally Posted by pedrosixfour
Here ya go.
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If that was a rare or expensive JDM rim, then maybe it would be worth attempting a repair.
Without starting the Rota debate.. is it really worth it?
What happens if it breaks, tire blows out and you go down a ditch?
Bet a new wheel wouldn't cost that much more than a proper repair job. You've also got the peace of mind of your own and others safety, if thats your thing.
To give you an idea it cost me £114 to have 2x hairline cracks TIG welded (forged ally wheels) - maybe that was expensive, although it was a good job. But the cracks were tiny....
If it was a 10.5J TE37 in a discontinued size I could understand but a Rota...
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