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i have been looking at wheel catalogs for the past week can anyone suggest rims for the anime batmobile size 20x10 ????? any suggestions would be great since you really cant tell from the toys or cartoon!!!
"IM BATMAN"
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| Hey NYB, metal is definitely tough but fiberglass is lighter. Unless your going to drive through walls the fiberglass body might be easier to fabricate, remove,smooth and modify. I know working with sheet steel or metal tou have to spot weld to avoid warping the metal which can be a bear to smooth out. You could build your chassis with mounting points the build a foam plug and fiberglass over the plug. So instead of a mold you would be using a plug......Think of the body like a boat upsidedown......Just a humble suggestion....BWD
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i was thinking about going the glass route but my main fabricator joey from J&M racecars is a metal man so gona try that first and see how it goes!!but thanks for the suggestion.
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yes ive seen it on chickslovethecar.com..lol its like a go-kart so i was thinking how cool it would be to have a full-sized one i think the kids would get a better kick out of it then the 89 the 89 is much more my style and is more from my childhood!!!
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There was a prior discussion about the size of the car.
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