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Old 03-15-2010, 08:29 AM
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I just finished this Wheel Builder up for Savini Forged and thought you all might get a kick out of messing with it. You can pretty much build what ever you want on a bunch of their selected wheels. Anyway enjoy cause I worked hard enough on it.

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Pretty cool program. Nice wheels as well.
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I just finished this Wheel Builder up for Savini Forged and thought you all might get a kick out of messing with it. You can pretty much build what ever you want on a bunch of their selected wheels. Anyway enjoy cause I worked hard enough on it.

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Awesome work, Carter. Is there a way to remove the lip pinstripe all together?
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That is really well done. Nice Job, Carter!
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Thanks guys! To "remove" the pinstripe just make it the same at the outer hoop and it should look right.

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Great job! I wish you could do that on all wheel sites
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That's awesome Carter. Kinda nice to look at the wheels with so many options.
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very cool! Is there an easy way to make everything one color. IE every component matte black. Or do you have to go in to each spoke/hoop/rim/pinstrip option and change them?

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Glad you finished this project and can get some sleep now - you workaholic !

Very nice program and I love the reflections in the hoops too !

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