W3bb3r04 build thread

W3bb3r04

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That probably wouldn't be very cost efficient to do since it would take a lot of hours to fill those holes and make sure it's going to stay in there. Just my thought
 

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You can get it at the auto parts store or home depot or lowes. It will be easier with the syringe to put it in the hole and then clean up what is left on each side. Then if you have some left over coming out the holes then use a mini dye grinder to clean the rest of it up.
 

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I ended up using quickmetal. I've gotten one of them sanded down and the other ready to sand down!!
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Its just your car looks so damn good bro... Those Roush wheels are pure sex...
 

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Thanks Bobby! Luckily I'm not in a hurry!

I must have got lucky, none broke for me and I hadnt changed em for 70k miles hahaha.
Screw you Mikey. Jk! All 8 broke one way or another! Atleast I'm doing it myself and not paying the stealership 60 per cylinder to extract them!!
 

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It took me and Ryan like 3 hours to remove em. I went SOOO slow but it worked out great. Loving the build dude, id kill for those wheels.
 

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