Welded Floyd RTs
Originally Posted by 1QuickT-A
Nice wheels! But, how well will they hold up on the rough streets?
Real world testing is a very good indication that our wheels have stood up against punishment and time. Most use them against our recommendation on the street all the time without issues. This does not imply our wheels cannot be bent...can you bend them? Sure! Just as any wheel can be damaged from misuse.
Most of welds wheels are NOT for street use...this is indicated by their large stamp on the face of their wheels stating "for drag use only". This INCLUDES prostar/draglites. The critical wheel that takes quite a bit of stress is the front runner. WELDS FRONT RUNNERS ARE NOT FOR STREET USE. If you feel comfortable using a weld wheel that is not meant for street use, then by all means, you could feel just as comfortable using our P1 wheel.
I am not condoning the use of our Bogart drag wheels on the street. They are built for drag racing and not DOT legal....just as most of welds wheels.
It is up to the user to use our wheels with caution and their own responsibility if they are using them on the street.
Steve
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Originally Posted by steve10
First production set in the world the F-body. They do have a very nice clean appearance.
69chevy, if you need help or guidance for us to build you a set, shoot over an e-mail or give me a call and i'll be happy to assist you.
Steve
69chevy, if you need help or guidance for us to build you a set, shoot over an e-mail or give me a call and i'll be happy to assist you.
Steve
. By the way, they would have been for my 69 camaro. I'll wait a couple of years and invest into those wheels. They look sweet by the way. 
