View Poll Results: Do you have curbrash on your wheel(s)?
Yes, and just (try to) ignore it now
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Yes, and got it repaired
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No, I'm a perfect driver and don't hit curbs
45
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Do you have curbrash on your wheel(s)?
06-14-2006, 01:36 PM
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Originally Posted by maximXL
How do you people get driver's licenses if you can't avoid a loooong 4" tall stationary strip of concrete? 
stoped just in time, well sort of.
06-15-2006, 07:55 AM
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Originally Posted by maximXL
How do you people get driver's licenses if you can't avoid a loooong 4" tall stationary strip of concrete?
Well, for some us its not a daily driver so when we get in it we drive it like it should be drove... like a sports car!
For me, it was a turn I couldn't resist to "goose it" on and unfortunatly cut it too close. The thing about my Racing Harts is they're hyper black so no buffing out. Its like dents in a hardwood floor... gives 'em character.
06-15-2006, 11:04 AM
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no i have never curbed a rim in my life. i am perfect. however i did drive over a parking block once in the dark, with both right wheels, and miraclulously not a single thing happened, didnt even scrap the bottom.
06-15-2006, 11:52 AM
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Two of four nismos are scraped [both on the right side].... with that said I apologize to all the women because I just solidified the "woman driver" theory by admitting so.... I always try to get as close as possible when parking on a narrow street *sigh*
06-15-2006, 12:10 PM
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I had some curb rash on one of my front rims (bought it with 16,000 miles,previous owner scraped something). I saw a post about a company that came to your location to repair it. Called them up and they came out this week and fixed it. It looks brand new. You can't even feel or see where the damage use to be. Only cost $85, here is their link - http://www.mobilewheelrepair.com/services.htm
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