Very crazy idea, but it could be cool...
09-22-2004, 02:16 PM
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They aren't chrome :( Those picsw aren't of mine, remember, just one like mine. I have the non-chrome ones. I think I'm going to get those ASA wheels once I get the money. Until then, I'll stay with the stockers. But thanks for the advice 
09-22-2004, 03:29 PM
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Originally Posted by Jim W
If you are lucky enough to have the OE chrome kickers...leave em alone! I would have if my car came with em
Price is not the big issue with chrome torque stars, but availability is makes them hard to come by. A set of them pops up on ebay every now and then, but keep in mind the added $100 to ship them.
09-22-2004, 04:31 PM
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I don't know, I didn't buy mine... I saved them from my '98 Bonneville SLE before it went to the scrap yard. Search the listings on ebay (including the completed auctions), and you'll probably find a set for comparison. I think I remember a direct link from somewhere around here (BC) recently too, but I don't remember which forum.
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Auction is for four (4) 16 Inch Chromed Tire Rims from a 98 Bonneyville ( front wheel drive), with only 45k use.
Auction is for four (4) 16 Inch Chromed Tire Rims from a 98 Bonneyville ( front wheel drive), with only 45k use.
I think torque stars would look best. You could probably get some knock off at Advance Auto Parts or Wal-Mart. I dunno if the Aurora uses wheels or hubs. . .
I'll just wait here for my beating.
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