I have 20" Coddington Smoothie II's for sale. They have some nicks and scrapes with the largest being shown in the picture. One rim has two slight bends on the backside but could be fixed easily by yourself or a professional. They have been sitting in my shop for the past 2 months so could probably use some cleaning up. They are very, very sharp rims from about 5 feet away. I would like $650 + shipping.






Stock Shackles: $20 shipped
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Stock air intake & tube: $50 + shipping
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Stock wheels, tires, center caps, and lug nuts: $200 picked up (or I might do shipping)
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Stock Manifolds w/ Heat Shield: $45 + shipping

I would always be willing to do some trading for a TC and/or cam package or any other interesting trades you might have in mind.

 

Can you go into detail about the "bends" and how one can fix them? Thanks

 

I will get you some pictures tomorrow. If you are good with metal you can do them yourself...if not, pretty much any reputable performance or wheel shop should be able to fix them. I think not too long ago a member was talking about getting a wheel prepared and I can't remember how much he said it was...I'm thinking around $50 or so but I'm not too sure...

 

Bend #1

Bend #2


They aren't too terribly bad and would pry still hold air fine but I would get them fixed just to be sure...

 

how did they get bend outa curiousity??? drifting????

 

I bought them in 'like new' and 'great shape' condition. When I got them, they already had the bends so I'm not entirely sure myself...

 

They both can be fixed (the one for sure) with a hammer and a very fine metal file then sanded with 1500-2k grit paper, then buffed out. i had something like that on mine and fixed it, you can't even tell. bump ttt

 

Thank you for the information! I would do it myself, but I don't have the want to or time to sit down and do it right now...

 

Are they pitted up at all, it is hard to tell from pic's, also is the rim itself bent, like the center or just the outer lip, would you be will to trade off for another set of wheels..

 

I gave them a decent polishing when I first got them and you could still see a small amount of pitting when you got up close (not visible from 3-5 feet). They have been sitting for about 2 months now but I would be willing to bet that you could remove darn near most of the pitting with a very thorough and good polishing. It is just the outer lip that is bent and it is on the backside of the rim. What kind of wheels do you have? Pics?