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FJC factory wheels to Rockstar conversion....rattle can style!

Posted 04-10-2008 at 05:20 PM by NorCalCruiser

So I did not like the machined alloy wheels that my FJC came with. I did however like the style and saw what I thought needed to be done. I decided to paint my wheels, although I know this has been posted here before...this is just a slight variation that in my mind, looks really cool. I started by removing all the wheels and tires. I then took my time using the conventional 1" masking tape to [u]carefully[u]mask around the wheel. I worked my way up about 2"-3" above the wheel...