What kind of rims are these?
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What kind of rims are these?
I bought this car at the begining of summer and i asked the guy what kind of rims they are all he could answer is that they are c5 rims. idk if this is correct, i think they might be repro's. but anyway i forced into a side barrier on the toll road by a semi truck blindly merging. i smacked the wall and put an enourmous gouge in the chrome lip of my front rim and scratched the entire chrome lip on the rear rim, insurance covers it but im going to need help finding out what they are. here are some picks of the good side and the bad side.
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i cant friggin figure out how to post link or pictures from my flikr i tried the link and insert image button but when i copy and pasted it didnt work, the pics popped up as little x's and the link didnt turn into a link lol. FML]
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Right click the image, go to properties and copy the "Address/URL" section. Then click the "Insert Image" icon above and paste the address. That's it
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Last edited by Injuneer; 09-16-2011 at 05:27 AM.
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Re: What kind of rims are these?
Appears to be the OE Wheels C5 (2000 or 2001/02) replica (plus fake bolt heads):
http://www.oewheelsllc.com/Wheels_3/...C5-Deep-Dish_2
http://www.oewheelsllc.com/Wheels_3/...C5-Deep-Dish_2
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It took some doing, but I figured out how to post the images in this thread:
I'm not sure if Flickr will allow the hotline, but the URL everyone else was trying to post was the URL to the page on Flickr that has the image on it, not the URL of the image itself. I found it by viewing the HTML source of the page and scouring through it manually; they're using Flash to prevent the usual right-click approach described in post #3.
I'm not sure if Flickr will allow the hotline, but the URL everyone else was trying to post was the URL to the page on Flickr that has the image on it, not the URL of the image itself. I found it by viewing the HTML source of the page and scouring through it manually; they're using Flash to prevent the usual right-click approach described in post #3.
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