For my 1000th Post, I Unveil...OPTIMUS!!
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D, here is a pic of a black chrome rim, I think the contrast might be off against an all black truck, I thought about doing these myself but decided to coat my H2s in all black, by the way, the truck looks sick.
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The problem is the way that the Tonneau cover works. I have the Diamonback ATV cover and both the front and rear sections open up which wouldn't be possible with the stacks. Also, since I carry the ATV on top of the cover, stacks would completely cover my ATV in soot.
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put your ATV on the trailer, and stack that beast!!!
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OK so is this black chrome your doing on the rims a powder coat? I always thought it was a dip like regular chroming. I have done this through some local shops for the "ricer" scene. If your getting it done over an exsisting chrome I'm all ears.