For Sale/ (Rear) Z 06 Speedline wheel
03-13-2013, 05:19 PM
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For Sale/ (Rear) Z 06 Speedline wheel
GM Speedline 10-1/2"X 18" Z 06 wheel.
I'm fortunate enough to be a neighboring town to Weld Craft Wheel Specialist.
One of, if not the best repair shop in the US.
This wheel had a very slight bend to it.
As you can see where it was repaired.
It is 100% corected.
$175. shipped............ OBO
I'm fortunate enough to be a neighboring town to Weld Craft Wheel Specialist.
One of, if not the best repair shop in the US.
This wheel had a very slight bend to it.
As you can see where it was repaired.
It is 100% corected.
$175. shipped............ OBO
Last edited by bumble-z; 03-15-2013 at 03:18 PM.
03-15-2013, 10:04 AM
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You don't know what you are talking about.
It's very hard to see by eyeballing a "slightly bent wheel".
I had no idea the wheel was slightly "untrue", until spun on a machine.
Thus the reason of having it repaired.( costly/properly )
If your not interested in buying, I don't need your negative input to my for sale thread...... as per forum rules.
Have a great weekend.
03-15-2013, 10:24 AM
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Le Mans Master
You don't know what you are talking about.
It's very hard to see by eyeballing a "slightly bent wheel".
I had no idea the wheel was slightly "untrue", until spun on a machine.
Thus the reason of having it repaired.( costly/properly )
If your not interested in buying, I don't need your negative input to my for sale thread...... as per forum rules.
Have a great weekend.
It's very hard to see by eyeballing a "slightly bent wheel".
I had no idea the wheel was slightly "untrue", until spun on a machine.
Thus the reason of having it repaired.( costly/properly )
If your not interested in buying, I don't need your negative input to my for sale thread...... as per forum rules.
Have a great weekend.
Actually, a rear wheel particularly can be roadforce balanced to ride just fine even if it's a little out of round. A good roadforce tech has no problem doing that. bumble-z is well respected on here and went the distance on a very minor repair here. People who have no personal experience commenting on such a minor adjustment annoy me..............
03-19-2013, 04:05 PM
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Depends on how its bent. The dealer scratched one of my stock wheels when installing a tire. They sent it out to their wheel repair company. The company refused to repair the scratch since the wheel was bent through the hub area and was non serviceable. I never felt a thing when driving the car before or after the tire was installed. Dealer bought me a new wheel instead.
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