Turbine wheel lip

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Hi guys, I'm thinking about getting the wheel lip high speed polished on a spare set of turbines i have for my 89 LSC. i have 2 sets , 1 with rounded edge (E8LC-1007-BA) + 1 set with square edge (E8LC-1007-AB). I have many other spare turbines all with the rounded edge. So my question is, are the square edge rims rare or just an oddball set? Also has anyone had this done that may have suggestions. Regards.....Ken

[oldschool1]

I'm intrigued.
So intrigued that I went outside in the rain and carried a known OEM 1988 LINCOLN MARK VII LSC wheel to the covered patio for a quick photo shoot.

The wheel that I shot is an E8LC-1007-BA with a rounded lip.

MOVED TO IDENTIFICATION FOR BETTER REPLIES.

[oldschool1]

Club documentation (http://thelincolnmarkviiclub.org/docume ... hedule.pdf) shows a sharp edged wheel with a part number of
E8LY-1007-A.

So far, we have 3 part numbers for turbines

[oldschool1]

Before this thread ends, I may have to rewrite The Club's Wheel Schedule

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Hi John, here's a pic of my sharp edged rim with #E8LC-1007-AB. Hope this helps!

[oldschool1]

Oh it helps.

It also gives me yet ANOTHER project; to make an even more detailed wheel schedule than what we've had online for years. Thank you!

[2manymarks]

Oh it helps.

It also gives me yet ANOTHER project; to make an even more detailed wheel schedule than what we've had online for years. Thank you!

Well, John, you do need to keep busy. Remember what they say about idle hands.....they are the devil's workshop!

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Hi John, I have six of these rim's. However 1 is being used as a garden hose reel.

[oldschool1]

Gasp!
Why didn't ~I~ think of that?

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This is the look i want to see on the turbines i have. I currently have these BBS wheels on my 89 LSC ( although incorrect for the car) and like the look of the polished wheel lip.

[oldschool1]

Doable.
JoeyChrome knows a guy.