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Thu., Jul 03, 2008
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New powdercoated Wheels
Hello everyone! My name is Bryson, I've been looking over the forums for months now... and I finally bought my new 09 tc.
Here is a picture of it before and after the first mod I did... powder coating the wheels. Before.  After.  Whattaya think?     
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Thu., Jul 03, 2008
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how much did ya pay, theyre really nice im thinking about getting mine done
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Thu., Jul 03, 2008
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Yeah I'm getting mine done, but IDK what color to get. What did you pay if you dont mind me asking?
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Next Mods: 9.5psi pulley(waiting to install), Forge 007 BPV, Boost, Wideband, and oil Pres. gauges, Stage 2 Cams, AEM F/IC and tune 300whp here I come 
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Thu., Jul 03, 2008
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I did them myself... it cost me around 200 to do them and one full weekend. It is insane stripping them. In order for them to be powdercoated they have to be stripped to raw metal via stripper and glass beads/sand blasting because they are already powdercoated from factory.
Don't believe all the people who just say "use sandpaper man". that only takes off the clear coat. Pain!
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Fri., Jul 04, 2008
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but it looks like it was worth it! GREAT JOB!
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Sometimes, you gotta spend money to make money. But if you dont have money to spend, how can you make it? 
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