Any cheap wheels that will fit the V??
03-15-2010 | 05:34 PM
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Any cheap wheels that will fit the V?? Looking for something cheap that will fit the V. I realize there is not a large selection but i was hoping maybe the 6 lug chevy truck wheels would fit it or something. Doesnt have to be driven, i just want to be able to roll it around if i need to while im waiting for my black V wheels to be recoated due to some minor rash and such.
Looking for a set as cheap as possible with maypop tires... lol
LMK!
Looking for a set as cheap as possible with maypop tires... lol
LMK!
03-15-2010 | 07:06 PM
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Looking for something cheap that will fit the V. I realize there is not a large selection but i was hoping maybe the 6 lug chevy truck wheels would fit it or something. Doesnt have to be driven, i just want to be able to roll it around if i need to while im waiting for my black V wheels to be recoated due to some minor rash and such.
Looking for a set as cheap as possible with maypop tires... lol
LMK!
Looking for a set as cheap as possible with maypop tires... lol
LMK!
lol
03-15-2010 | 07:20 PM
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Lol! Wont take too long im sure but i dont really have a good place to leave the car where i wont need to be able to move it around. Was hoping a cheap set of chevy 6-lug truck stockies might work if i took the brakes off. Its not like the brakes are hard to reinstall anyway.
03-15-2010 | 07:46 PM
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never hear of anyone using chevy truck 6lugs..
SRX wheels work with a machined spacer.. Just leave it on blocks.. no way your goning to find a cost effective solution... if you were local i would let you rent my spare set for some $$
SRX wheels work with a machined spacer.. Just leave it on blocks.. no way your goning to find a cost effective solution... if you were local i would let you rent my spare set for some $$
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lol 
on the wheel pics when done 
03-20-2010 | 05:26 PM
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03-20-2010 | 07:20 PM
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990 is stupid cheap for a set of rims that fit our car. just keep that in mind. you'd be lucky to find a nice wheel at that cost per rim. cheapest i've seen are the adv.1 cast wheel line at around 500 bucks a rim.
03-26-2010 | 08:19 PM
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Rota Torques - stock dimensions, $900 shipped. Soon to come 19" Linea Corse Venetos, $1300 shipped. Both significantly more affordable than the $500/wheel ADV.1s, but nowhere near as affordable as a set of jackstands 
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