Yea I know the car is dirty and the lighting sucked cause it was cloudy outside but finally after waiting for almost 2 weeks here they are. They fit perfect and bolted right on. The 315's gave me no problems with the 17x11 rims. Anyone know any tips on how to prevent these from getting dirty,(should I wax them ), and what to use to clean them. They are polished.

 

God i love those! Awsome look bro!

 

that really makes me want to get two more zr1's for the rear!

 

Sharp Car. I really like those wheels. As a matter of fact, when I was trying to decide on a set of wheels, I was strongly considering TTII's. However, I went with a set of Boyd Coddington Blaster (Billett Aluminum) 17x9.5 all the way around. Unfortunately, I do not have any pics at this time as I am still trying to set up my profile.

You mentioned that you wanted something to clean the wheels with; the only product I use is called "Wenol." It comes in a tube and you can just use some finishing cloths to apply it with. You rub it on until it turns black, then take a seperate cloth and wipe off the black powder and you are left with a nice shiny wheel. This stuff is somewhat hard to find but any custom auto store should have it.

 

The rims look awesome.

 

damn i love those wheels. im hopin to get me some this summer. nice car man.

 

The rims look good. As far as keeping them clean, I use Mother's Billet Aluminum polish. It's a little expensive, but works great.

 

The tt2's might be a little played out but it's because they look so damn good

 

Wheels look great!

I'd use 'Mothers' to polish them.

Where in Pa. are you located?

 

Lookin good


I need to get mine polished back up like that again. American Racing sells 'wheel wax' that you can put down on them after you polish them, supposed to make things a lot easier to keep clean after that.

I also want to go with 11" wide in the rear on 315s. I'm gonna order some for the back with KDs since my car is all over the road now anyway.


Oh, and you need a drop, BAD

 

Clean, very clean. I like the license plate too; you're right it is a disease