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Old 08-23-2014, 12:58 AM
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Can I have a price for 20x8 fronts and 18x10 rears when everything is finalized?
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Originally Posted by punishmentcycle
Can I have a price for 20x8 fronts and 18x10 rears when everything is finalized?
I would like the same pricing as his as well to please!!

And that size isn't available how about 18x5 front and 17x10 rear? Thanks!
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oh hells yeah. will the 10" wide fit on a stock cars rear?

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would a 17" front clear? New coyotes run 14" brakes and have 17" skinnys that fit
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I'm pretty sure 18's are the smallest we an use without changing the rear calipers. Plus the offset is weird on our cars.

You can make a 10in wide wheel fit but you'll need the CS trailing arms and prolly smaller dia shocks. I'll know once I get a 10 in wheel lol
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The v2 has the same size rear brake and they come in 17''s I believe.
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Different off set I believe
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We have successfully fitted the rears, and they look GREAT! The fronts came out quite a bit more aggressive than we had hoped, but we are working with Weld on correcting this. Unfortunately, the 10" rears will require grinding on the OE trailing arms or aftermarket trailing arms, but can still run the 265/40/18 drag radial (pictured) on a 9" wheel.

We will post up as soon as we have the fronts ready. Thanks for being patient with us on this process, as it is not an easy one.
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Would love to see these on my v
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Originally Posted by david@vengeance


we have successfully fitted the rears, and they look great! The fronts came out quite a bit more aggressive than we had hoped, but we are working with weld on correcting this. Unfortunately, the 10" rears will require grinding on the oe trailing arms or aftermarket trailing arms, but can still run the 265/40/18 drag radial (pictured) on a 9" wheel.

We will post up as soon as we have the fronts ready. Thanks for being patient with us on this process, as it is not an easy one.

want. Now!!!
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so nothing in the way of the 10" wide rim other than the trailing arm? all shocks and body and frame are clear? just replacing trailing arms aint that bad at all if thats all thats needed.
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Any updates on this? Would love some of the 18x10s and 18x8s.
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Anything for the G8s?
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Guys, Weld has these wheels in 5 lug listed on their website. Pricing is listed too.

Get ready. 18x9 - $652/wheel.
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The majority of us have not done a 5-lug swap on out 6-lug V1.
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Originally Posted by HtownV04
The majority of us have not done a 5-lug swap on out 6-lug V1.
I know this. I will only assume the 6-lug version will be priced equal to or higher than the more common 5-lug versions.
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Better call Gforce and get some 9" rearends!
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why is this taking so long??
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Wish I knew too. i have a feeling it's low priority. There's a good chance I would have them already if they had come out but there are options coming right around the corner that will allow 15" rear wheels... That works much better for my application...


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