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Old Nov 26, 2007 | 09:52 AM
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From: Clermont
Originally Posted by MR-STANG
I was surprised by the number of weights on the wheels as well, but that's how it shipped from the factory. I thought it looked kind of cool, that's why I took the close-up shot.
LJS
If you have your wheels road-force balanced you could get rid of most of the weights. The problem is that the tires are not 100% perfect. You have to add weights to the rim to be able to correct the imperfections of both rims and tires. Road force will use the imperfection of the tires as a weight by rotating your tire where it best suits the rim. Best balance you can get!!!
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Old Nov 26, 2007 | 11:19 AM
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Originally Posted by MR-STANG
I had no idea how bad my brand new CS was until i saw for myself!
Here's the product the detailer uses:

http://www.zainostore.com/Merchant2/...oduct_Count=17

LJS
Thanks Mr. Stang for the information and sharing the photos. My CS/GT is about 1-year old and I recently tried the Meguiar's Clay Bar. Man, am I a believer -- very pleased with the results. Lot of work (I washed the night before) and then did the clay bar + wax the next day......but well worth the time.

I was a little worried as a first-timer trying the claybar, but very easy to use and definitely worthwhile.
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