senicalj4579

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I need drag wheels that are safe for the street but do give a real weight reduction. Something that fits without grinding and all that would be nice. The weld RTS seem to be a good choice but what are the options?

jb7241986

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billet specialties street lites google them.

Camaro396

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WELD RTS..no other comparison for the price! These wheels are the real deal. SFI 15.1/2 approved, black or polished finish, sizes from 15" to 20" streetable, light weight, AFFORDABLE!

uphigh07

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I just got my set of weld rts wheels, they are great looking.

outtacontrolz28

Another one for Weld RT-S...I've had Billet Specialties and now have the Weld's...I can honstley say that the Welds are a lot nicer

Clyde H Frasier Jr

Just bought some pro star rims, no grinding of caliber for a great price.
PM me and i will give you the info. Used to be Greg Weld company.

senicalj4579

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Yes the weld RTS seems to be the wheel of many. I saw that they are suposed to fit without any mod to brakes but I did see 1 or 2 guys who were not so lucky and did have to grind. Would any of you guys be able to tell me what the weights are for 15x8 and 15x10 ?

fly pantera

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there is also race star industries,cheaper and dont look as good as the weld rts

btw i run the racestars

PRAY HRD

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15.9 LBS for my 15x10 1/4. They don't have a true 15x10 i guess.



Also throw my fronts out there too....

senicalj4579

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Thanks for that! Those look really nice. I know its not but I could easily call that chrome by looking at it. Very nice!

PRAY HRD

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NP. I would actually like to get them chromed 1 day to ease the maintenance i'm guessing i'll probably see with them but i'll see how it goes before dropping a grand or more doing so.

key4

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where did you get them and how much for the set?

PRAY HRD

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I got the fronts for $600 used and i really don't remember what i paid for the rears but if you pm me i'll lyk where i got them from. They're a well known non sponsor.

senicalj4579

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So these weld rts fit on a stock f body front and back? Would running a 15x8 in the front need mod? Im not so sure I like the idea of skinnies on the street. Thoughts?

outtacontrolz28

They fit without any grinding at all...just make sure you get the wheels that are made for medium pad heights. You would be fine running a skinny on the street...When I had my billet specialties I ran them all the time and never had a issue..even drove with them in the rain. I'm running my RTS's on the street as well

senicalj4579

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Thanks for the help
How is the handling and breaking with the skinnies? Those are skinnies on the car right now? Are you saying the 15x8s would fit up front without mod also?

outtacontrolz28

The front are 15x4 and rears are 15x10. It handles pretty good with skinnies up front, I drove all over the place and even made a 4 hour drive with no problems on my old setup...obviously you dont wanna go into really tight turns at high speeds. But for overall daily driving you shouldnt have a problem. I am running the Mickey Thompson Sportsman S/R radials up front. They are on the link.

http://www.jegs.com/i/Mickey-Thompso...38#moreDetails

I'm not sure if the 15x8's will fit up front without doing some modifications..just depends on the backspacing they have.

J-Train

I daily drive on my RTS's and love them. They are a killer wheel and could easily sell for twice what they do. They are that nice of a wheel.

Camaro396

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A 15" wheel in diameters larger than 4.5" will not fit on the front of 1998-2002 Camaro/Firebird

ssvert99

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We have the Billet Specialties and the Weld wheels at unbeatable prices... Sold many of both brands with great success from both. Call us for a quote!