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17 lightweight rims are the bomb. So much easier to clean than the BM. Plus if you get a nick touch up is readily available.
But... but... but... some people don't like them!
 

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But... but... but... some people don't like them!
I get that to each his own. After having owned both I much prefer these new ones. No matter how clean my brass monkeys were they always look dirty. Plus I didn't care for the fact that there was no touch up paint available. Either way they're both awesome wheels
 

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I get that to each his own. After having owned both I much prefer these new ones. No matter how clean my brass monkeys were they always look dirty. Plus I didn't care for the fact that there was no touch up paint available. Either way they're both awesome wheels
Jeff wheel repair mixed up a batch of touch up paint in 2 minutes, matches perfectly. I didn't like bm at frist but the contrast with the brass and redline red works. I get more compliments on them then i ever gat on my frist cat with black rims. In fact no ever said nice black rims but most people ask what color are the bm they look great.
 

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After 500 miles, my front wheels are now a different shade of black.....
yup! didn't want the brass monkeys for that reason, I had an '06 300 SRT and after 30 miles of driving the bright wheels weren't so bright anymore! I will probably change the pads soon, as the charger is white, and brake dust is very noticeable all over and everywhere!!!
 

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these rims. black or another color, have way too many spokes to easily clean

takes me 30 minutes minimum to clean and they still aren't perfect.

i need different pads
Gotta do it right... :) 14k miles on the Charger and they shine like the day they came off the showroom floor! Yes, it takes a bit of work but it's worth it... IMO
 
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