LS6427

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Yeah, no offense to anyone....to each his own.......BUT DAMN, those are horrible.

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jjordan

American Racing (Now Wheel Pros) version of that wheel is cast overseas and available in limited sizes/backspaces. At Genuine Boyds wheels we build the original version of that wheel in billet, in about any size/backspace from 17"dia to 24"dia, in Anaheim.

1 nasty z

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I think they look pretty good but if i had a set i would have them widened in the rear. they would look sick if the back wheels were dished more.

Mr.z/28

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Thats the route I would like to do If I came across a set for cheap.
I love the retro look in a 4th gen.

95T-A

Here they are on my T/A

Mr.z/28

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I honestly think they look great.

01SuperSport

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I like them. They kind of look like torque thrusts but with flat spokes

Aaron_L

What's the deal with American Racing selling "Boyd Coddington" wheels & you guys' "Genuine Boyds"? By comparing the two theirs looks like cast center wheels where yours are billet? How did they get rights to use the name? BTW I'm checking out G.B. now. Awesome wheels.

ISMELLRICE

iTrader: (22)

not into them except on that black lt1

jjordan

Aaron, its just business. Boyd Sr sold the rights to use his name to American Racing (which imports cast wheels), now owned by Wheel Pros. 2 of Boyds sons ended up with the wheel business and are continuing to make custom wheels from billet aluminum in Anaheim under the Genuine Boyds name. That wheel is a Boyd design (from an old theme) we continue to build.

rob69zombie

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Eeeeeew!

thunderstruck507

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they look better on old school cars