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01-15-2007, 01:54 PM	#1
C'DALERIDER Tri-State Addict Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: PHOENIXVILLE Member #1064 My Ride: '04WRX,'06STI;WRBX2,850awhp iTrader: (0)	fixing a wheel Anyone know if we have a vendor or someplace that can fix a wheel?!! INFO: cadillac ome 17" AL wheel with a 2 inch crack. Tire looses air and goes down to 20psi in 2-3 days. Thanks __________________ The wheel in front of me twitches and pulses with enormous energy as it tries desperately to pull away from my gasping breaths. My legs ache, the pain beginning deep, unbelievably deep, slowly creeping up through the layers of my consciousness, finally reaching the threshold where my struggle to ignore it is overcome and it comes gushing out in great spasms.

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