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I did it to fill the "black hole", the calipers needed some help. What do you think?
So you used "LETTERS" from a website? And these letters are an exactly overlay? How are they affixed to the tire? Is it like gluey letters? Do you apply one letter at a time? And is it an exact match to the original letters on the tires?
So you used "LETTERS" from a website? And these letters are an exactly overlay? How are they affixed to the tire? Is it like gluey letters? Do you apply one letter at a time? And is it an exact match to the original letters on the tires?
No they are not an exact overlay, the installer has to determine where the letters go, they supply an adhesive and you have to determine where they go. I had 15 hrs. doing my install but I'm slow, everything must be "real clean".
The key is "larger" is better than smaller these days. This was made to mirror the sponsored tires and cars from various racing series like Idlers. Most apply the lettering from nearly the rim edge to the edge of the sidewall, almost the full sidewall face.
If you go smaller, it starts getting tacky real fast.
"Fashion" isn't just about the concept, it's about the execution. And yes, before all the "but I like it so there!"...fine...so you like it. Be sure to wear some corduroy pants while you're at it...lol.
He knows not of which he is talking about.
11-27-2015, 01:11 PM
