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crporte2

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Not sure if this post is okay here or needs to be in the For Sale section so Mods please move if necessary. Just throwing this out there, would anyone be interested in trading my chrome inserts for your black inserts in these wheels?? Looks like buying all the inserts would be an expensive route...

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youn1033 Enthusiast

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I believe you can also remove them (via 2 hex bolts from the back?) and paint them yourself? Cheapest and most controllable route IMO.

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Just now, youn1033 said:

I believe you can also remove them (via 2 hex bolts from the back?) and paint them yourself? Cheapest and most controllable route IMO.

I'm thinking of doing the same thing myself, just bought the truck a little over 2 weeks ago. I'd be interested to see how they are to remove, seems you could do it fairly easily if they're still off the truck as pictured.

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Going to bump this to the top..still interested in trading chrome inserts for black inserts...Let me know if you're interested in swapping.

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