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One way to find out would be to take your wheels to a shop and see how much it cost to chrome them.:Shrug:
Fuzz that may be a good deal but If I were to sink another Grand it would suspension parts, but that is me just sayin... if you do buy them make sure you get chrome cow bells to match. The OEM stainless bells look odd with chrome legs. Travel safe Fred
If you really want to shock FBG, you could park her in a clean, uncluttered garage!:wave4:
I have been considering powder coat for awhile, they have a black chrome color I really like, but I may give ceramic coating a try. I have been using an aluminum wheel cleaner you spray on & rinse off & it has been doing a surprisingly good job. I don't like water washing my FW & use a 2 gallon garden sprayer to rinse them off.
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