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Posted by WestHayward (Member # 9249) on :
 
does anybody on here know how? also how much?
thank youu.
 

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Posted by WestHayward (Member # 9249) on :
 
help anybody? or any tips on how to do it myself?
 

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Posted by SYDEWAYZ 24/7 (Member # 8725) on :
 
use a bat it will work
 

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Posted by HaulinAss Motorsports (Member # 541) on :
 
Contact Happygmore he has done many of them. He is located in the Santa Clara area

[ January 05, 2010, 06:23 AM: Message edited by: HaulinAss Motorsports ]
 

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Posted by F1R/GT (Member # 7404) on :
 
+1 just get a wood bat and roll it under. Make sure you heat up the paint first, it makes the paint moreflexable so it doesn't crack.
 

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Posted by happygmore (Member # 7159) on :
 
i can set it up right for you...i have the right tools to do it right. contact me at 408 771 1420 to set up a appt.

here some pix.




 

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Posted by F1R/GT (Member # 7404) on :
 
Ooo that looks like it works much better than a bat.
 

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Posted by Nastysvt (Member # 6431) on :
 

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Originally posted by F1R/GT:
Ooo that looks like it works much better than a bat.

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Originally posted by RODRIGUEZ:
Do you have to have a seperate tool for a 4 lug car? I see that the one on the pic is put on 5 lug.

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Originally posted by RODRIGUEZ:
Do you have to have a seperate tool for a 4 lug car? I see that the one on the pic is put on 5 lug.

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its universal, so 5 lug or 4 lug any pattern will work.

i charge $80 bucks for the 2 rears.

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Originally posted by 50Reasons:
Use a bat and a heat gun and use your tire as a guage

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