Robbie Ellis

I know this post is old, but I just stumbled across it today. I have been looking into lowering my Edge and building a custom set of wheels for it. I saw yours, and thought it looked pretty good, but was curious what the Edge would look like if it was even lower, so I photoshopped it. haha. Just thought since I spent the time to do it, I would share it with you as well.

I just thought I would post in this thread to let people know how I ended up fixing the noise from under my dash. My '12 SE recently started getting the noise and after spending a long time trying to trace it to the dash, I realized it was coming from under the car. I decided since I have the warranty, it would be best to take it back to the dealership I bought it from. Dropped it off, and a couple hours later, got a call that it ended up being a broken exhaust clamp. Part was replaced under warranty, and never had the sound never came back. Not sure if thats everyone's problem, but maybe that will help narrow it down.

I have a few shops in my area that do powder coat and do great work for prices that are completely reasonable. People tend to think that powder coat is really expensive, and are usually surprised to find out its not nearly as much as they think. Especially when doing black, as that is the most common colors that shops use, so they can do more than just your rims while they're at it, thus bringing the cost down. I was quoted $50/wheel at the shop that did my frame when I was building my bike, and if the quality of the frame was any indication, I would gladly have done the wheels, but Im planning on going with a different wheel. Basically call a few shops and ask around, because the prices do vary a little bit between shops, but its not too expensive at all to powder coat wheels.