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Old 01-26-2013, 10:31 PM
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Looking to sell these wheels. They are off my brothers T/A and we just replaced them with other wheels today. Rear tires are NO good! Not even driveable on! the fronts are in good shape, they still have some life on them. Looking for $350 picked up for them all. Call or text 817-888-4657. Here are some specs...

Fronts:
Tires: kuhmo
15x4
1.75 backspacing

Rears:
Tires: bald m/t et streets
15x8
5.5 backspacing

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Do you have to grind your rear brake calipers to make them fit??
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Do you have to grind your rear brake calipers to make them fit??
X2 I'd like to know too so if this clown don't get them I may jump all over this
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X2 I'd like to know too so if this clown don't get them I may jump all over this

I need another set for my other toy lol
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Originally Posted by SSHAWK
I need another set for my other toy lol
Who cares they are both slow anyways
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Damn if you was in Houston i would buy these

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I have a set of these- To answer questions, LS1 rear brakes require a moderate amount of grinding... Took me about 20 minutes each side. Mostly you remove the cast numbers, cooling fins, and a small bit off of the front... Not too bad a job at all. They take a a "tuner" style nut, not a shank style like the expensive drag wheels. I used the open ended autozone ones. The fronts fit fine with no spacer or grinding.

Bump it up for some sexy wheels!
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Originally Posted by roninsonic
I have a set of these- To answer questions, LS1 rear brakes require a moderate amount of grinding... Took me about 20 minutes each side. Mostly you remove the cast numbers, cooling fins, and a small bit off of the front... Not too bad a job at all. They take a a "tuner" style nut, not a shank style like the expensive drag wheels. I used the open ended autozone ones. The fronts fit fine with no spacer or grinding.

Bump it up for some sexy wheels!


Nvm for me then all yours David lol
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Originally Posted by roninsonic
I have a set of these- To answer questions, LS1 rear brakes require a moderate amount of grinding... Took me about 20 minutes each side. Mostly you remove the cast numbers, cooling fins, and a small bit off of the front... Not too bad a job at all. They take a a "tuner" style nut, not a shank style like the expensive drag wheels. I used the open ended autozone ones. The fronts fit fine with no spacer or grinding.

Bump it up for some sexy wheels!
Thanks bud for helping out.

All of the above is correct.
Will also trade for a cable driven 90mm tb.



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