Where can I get these dubs off the net?
- geofroley
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Where can I get these dubs off the net?
http://www.jadatoys.com/dc_1-64_gs430grn.html
Thinkin about paintin them white or leavin them as is to put on my Supra.
Thinkin about paintin them white or leavin them as is to put on my Supra.
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- bitPimp
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Re: Where can I get these dubs off the net?
Well you can start by looking at walmart or target.geofroley wrote:http://www.jadatoys.com/dc_1-64_gs430grn.html
Thinkin about paintin them white or leavin them as is to put on my Supra.
Then if you really want to get them online just look at any diecast online store.

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- geofroley
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I found a site
http://www.1stopdiecast.com/
But are dubs easy tot ake off and put on? I got some Muscle Machiens and they sucked they were small and two pieced.
http://www.1stopdiecast.com/
But are dubs easy tot ake off and put on? I got some Muscle Machiens and they sucked they were small and two pieced.
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They're really easy to get off the die-cast. Mounting them on your car is a little bit harder.
The fronts are pretty easy. I just use a scribe to poke a hole in the front, being careful to keep it centered. The backs are a little trickier, because it's a little harder to glue them on the axle, so they are straight when they spin.
Also you should note that the tires that come on those rims are really hard, so you'll need to put bit, or Zip Zap tires on them. They are just a tad too narow for the bit tires so they want to slip behind. I sawed bit rims in half, and used those to widen my rims. Then they were the right width for the tire, but the tire sunk down in the middle, so I superglued a piece of solid core wire to the rim, to push the tire up in the center. now my tires have a nice flat contact patch, and stay on fine too.
Here's my car with dem same rims.

The fronts are pretty easy. I just use a scribe to poke a hole in the front, being careful to keep it centered. The backs are a little trickier, because it's a little harder to glue them on the axle, so they are straight when they spin.
Also you should note that the tires that come on those rims are really hard, so you'll need to put bit, or Zip Zap tires on them. They are just a tad too narow for the bit tires so they want to slip behind. I sawed bit rims in half, and used those to widen my rims. Then they were the right width for the tire, but the tire sunk down in the middle, so I superglued a piece of solid core wire to the rim, to push the tire up in the center. now my tires have a nice flat contact patch, and stay on fine too.
Here's my car with dem same rims.

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