The stance remains the same as it is impossible to lower a Hot Wheels model.
But it still sits pretty well.
But it still sits pretty well.
Enzo with CS wheels...
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I was so disappointed in my 360 Stradale, that I decided to use it as a donor model. I used the wheels to replace those on a Hot Wheels Enzo.
Adding the wheels were more than just a swap job, my dremel was working over time to say the least.
I had to trim some of the plastic molding down to accommodate the wheels in the back.
In the front, I had to use some make shift extensions.
I wanted the finished model to have the ability to roll, so I had to be careful that aI didn't hack anything up.
Adding the wheels were more than just a swap job, my dremel was working over time to say the least.
I had to trim some of the plastic molding down to accommodate the wheels in the back.
In the front, I had to use some make shift extensions.
I wanted the finished model to have the ability to roll, so I had to be careful that aI didn't hack anything up.
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Nice work Darrick on installing those rims! :nicejob :nicejob :nicejob Plus your pictures look incredibly nice!! I see you've kicked it up a big notch. :cheers :cheers
:iagree Those 360CS rims definitely suit the Enzo. Great work! :nicejob :nicejob
:iagree :iagree :iagree :iagree :iagreeStygianMax said:Nice work Darrick on installing those rims! :nicejob :nicejob :nicejob Plus your pictures look incredibly nice!! I see you've kicked it up a big notch. :cheers :cheers
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