New Incision wheels coming....

[XSRCdesign]

180/320/800 on a flat plate

[bilinvic]

That looks great.

[Drm31078]

Come again? How did you do that? Like it!

[XSRCdesign]

Originally Posted by Drm31078

Come again? How did you do that? Like it!

Got some self stick automotive grade sandpaper, stuck it to the flattest piece of metal I had, started with 180 then 320 and finished with 800 grit.

Go slow and use a figure 8 motion. I finished in a circular pattern on the 800.

I was originally going to chuck it in the lathe, but then decided that was too much work..

[Drm31078]

Nice! How much pressure do you put on it? Light? Medium? Hard?

[Sammy J.]

How does the center cap attach on the KMCs?


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[fr8cture]

Originally Posted by Sammy J.

How does the center cap attach on the KMCs?


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between the hub and the wheel im assuming like the slw versions.

[XSRCdesign]

Originally Posted by Drm31078

Nice! How much pressure do you put on it? Light? Medium? Hard?

I would say medium... Let the sandpaper do the work.

Originally Posted by Sammy J.

How does the center cap attach on the KMCs?


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Originally Posted by fr8cture

between the hub and the wheel im assuming like the slw versions.

Yep

[Sammy J.]

Thanks guys. So does that mean that each time you mount the wheel you screw in the 6 hub screws?


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[fr8cture]

Originally Posted by Sammy J.

Thanks guys. So does that mean that each time you mount the wheel you screw in the 6 hub screws?


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Unfortunately yes. Which is why I don't run caps.

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[Zukiiholic]

Originally Posted by XSRCdesign

180/320/800 on a flat plate

that picture just sold me on a set..
Nice work on the wheel..

[SCREAMER]

Yeah that really makes those wheels pop. Now I really want to see the Methods with that same treatment.

[Drm31078]

Originally Posted by SCREAMER

Yeah that really makes those wheels pop. Now I really want to see the Methods with that same treatment.

I am thinking about it....just a little nervous that I am going to F them up. Still too shiny new! Ha. But I just ordered the sand paper anyway. I guess that's the beauty of them being relatively cheap. If I screw up I can just buy a single from vp. Or buy another pair for my spare.

[XSRCdesign]

Originally Posted by Drm31078

I am thinking about it....just a little nervous that I am going to F them up. Still too shiny new! Ha. But I just ordered the sand paper anyway. I guess that's the beauty of them being relatively cheap. If I screw up I can just buy a single from vp. Or buy another pair for my spare.

Just keep the wheel flat and apply even pressure. Those went straight from the bag to the sandpaper.

Just think of it this way, the first time you run them you are going to thrash those lips anyway. This helps hide it.

[imthatguy]

Originally Posted by SCREAMER

Yeah that really makes those wheels pop. Now I really want to see the Methods with that same treatment.

Give me a few minutes...

[84yoda]

I guess no one noticed that Harley already did that to his rims? 2nd picture in first post.

[SCREAMER]

Yes but in XSRC's pic I can actually see the wheel.

[badhoopty]

Originally Posted by XSRCdesign

Just keep the wheel flat and apply even pressure. Those went straight from the bag to the sandpaper.

Just think of it this way, the first time you run them you are going to thrash those lips anyway. This helps hide it.

sand in figure 8's.

[XSRCdesign]

Originally Posted by badhoopty

sand in figure 8's.

I did say that in a earlier post, on my last pass with the 800 I finished by spinning the wheel to give a brushed look.

[XSRCdesign]

Originally Posted by 84yoda

I guess no one noticed that Harley already did that to his rims? 2nd picture in first post.

And? I didn't claim to be the first?