Ecologically machined wheel covers

gge5 · 04-13-2009, 02:17 PM

Disks cut ecologically by a closed-loop water-jet by Pegasus Northwest of Kent, WA out of 1.5mm 6061-T6 grade aluminum. My set was professionally painted by Freebird Body & Paint out of Corvallis, Or.

I have 3 more sets of unfinished disks available in the Corvallis area (I'm in Salem on the weekends too). $60 for a set of 4. I'll drill and rivet them to your wheel rings for an extra $20, plus a removal tool (a specific brand of putty knife) to pop them on and off to fill your tires. $30 for a brushed metal finish, or take them to an autobody shop to have them painted.

That's me riveting on the finished disks.

Mounted - it looks like an armored space car now

And yes, my car needs a good washing.

philobeddoe · 04-13-2009, 04:27 PM

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Originally Posted by gge5

Disks cut ecologically by a closed-loop water-jet by Pegasus Northwest of Kent, WA out of 1.5mm 6061-T6 grade aluminum. My set was professionally painted by Freebird Body & Paint out of Corvallis, Or.

I have 3 more sets of unfinished disks available in the Corvallis area (I'm in Salem on the weekends too). $60 for a set of 4. I'll drill and rivet them to your wheel rings for an extra $20, plus a removal tool (a specific brand of putty knife) to pop them on and off to fill your tires. $30 for a brushed metal finish, or take them to an autobody shop to have them painted.

That's me riveting on the finished disks.

Mounted - it looks like an armored space car now

And yes, my car needs a good washing.

nice mod

04-13-2009, 02:17 PM	#1
gge5 Member Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Corvallis, OR Posts: 31 My Car: 2007 Prius Model: III Package: Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts Friends: 0	Ecologically machined wheel covers Disks cut ecologically by a closed-loop water-jet by Pegasus Northwest of Kent, WA out of 1.5mm 6061-T6 grade aluminum. My set was professionally painted by Freebird Body & Paint out of Corvallis, Or. I have 3 more sets of unfinished disks available in the Corvallis area (I'm in Salem on the weekends too). $60 for a set of 4. I'll drill and rivet them to your wheel rings for an extra $20, plus a removal tool (a specific brand of putty knife) to pop them on and off to fill your tires. $30 for a brushed metal finish, or take them to an autobody shop to have them painted. That's me riveting on the finished disks. Mounted - it looks like an armored space car now And yes, my car needs a good washing. __________________ Mileage mods: Rubber foam insulation, Radioshack EV switch, engine-block heater, custom wheel covers Protection mods: Hood deflector, Rain deflectors Appearance mods: Sharkfin antenna, Wheelskins leather steeringwheel cover, Neoprene Coverking seat covers, mudflaps, painted custom wheel covers

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