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360 Chrome OEM Wheels

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  1. dpayne7571

    dpayne7571 Karting

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    #1 dpayne7571, Jan 8, 2006
    Does anyone know what the cost is for OEM chrome wheels for a 360? I was on Ebay tonight and saw where someone would swap wheels and only charge 650.00 for dipping OEM wheels, sounds too good to be true don't you think? He had all but good reviews.
     
  2. cig1

    cig1 F1 Rookie

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    #2 cig1, Jan 8, 2006
    There is no such thing as chrome OEM wheels for the 360

    G
     
  3. TimsBlack16M

    TimsBlack16M Formula 3

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    #3 TimsBlack16M, Jan 8, 2006
    The $650.00 price is reasonable. After all, you are swapping your wheels PLUS $650.00 I paid a similar price (plus exchange) for my Mercedes wheels. It was a quality job at a reasonabe price. Tim
     
  4. Dino Martini

    Dino Martini F1 Rookie

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    #4 Dino Martini, Jan 8, 2006
    what does oem mean?

    sorry for the hijack
     
  5. Gary(SF)

    Gary(SF) F1 Rookie

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    #5 Gary(SF), Jan 9, 2006
    OEM = Original Equipment Manufacturer

    As previous posts state, there was no chrome wheel option on the 360 (or any Ferrari that I know of) since chrome is the last thing you want on your wheels. All it adds is weight, and of course the dreaded "bling" factor.

    Gary
     
  6. cig1

    cig1 F1 Rookie

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    #6 cig1, Jan 9, 2006
    Back in the '80's, we used to get Porsche 5-spoke alloys dipped fo $25/ea. That was before the EPA move on plating shops and stopped them from pouring the chemical waste down the sewer/storm drain.
     

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