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Old 05-01-2007, 12:08 PM   #2 (permalink)
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This weekend was my first wash of the beast and was wondering what everyone uses to clean all the break dust etc in between the stock rims? It's a tight squeeze and I was basically just holding a hose in there while wiping away most of the dirt. Not the best technique but it did the job. Only problem was I could not get my hand all the way through to clean deep inside the rim.

Also - what about the water left on the rims, brakes etc? Should I worry about rust?????
if u have time take off the wheels and wash them. also YES wipe away water. who wants water marks on their rims, i dont!
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