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Originally Posted by Donohue96M6Z28
some vendors on ebay used to sell 18x9.5 zr1's.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/18-18...QQcmdZViewItem
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Originally Posted by Nine Ball
First time I've seen those 18" SS wheels. Sure would be nice if they made an 18x11 with a deep lip though. I'll bet the 18x9.5 still looks kick *** on a Camaro though.
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Originally Posted by SIK02SS
and wider...
say, SS 10 spokes 18x12s....
or some deep dish c5 ZO6 wheels...
and personally, i like Assanti wheels better then i-forged, the riveted sets just look much better to me...less rivets=less cluster=
but regardless of what you guys decide, good luck and have fun!
say, SS 10 spokes 18x12s....
or some deep dish c5 ZO6 wheels...
and personally, i like Assanti wheels better then i-forged, the riveted sets just look much better to me...less rivets=less cluster=
but regardless of what you guys decide, good luck and have fun!
I would love to have wider 10 spoke SS wheels. 17x11 or 12. 18s if they are the same weight as 17s.
Does anybody know of anyone who widens wheels?
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Originally Posted by COYOTE SS
I would love to have wider 10 spoke SS wheels. 17x11 or 12. 18s if they are the same weight as 17s.
Does anybody know of anyone who widens wheels?
Does anybody know of anyone who widens wheels?
From another post...
"I found a company to widen the 17x8.5 to 11.5's. www.weldcraftwheels.com
only problem is they want $165 per wheel to widen. If you have to buy the wheels that puts them at about $330 per wheel. Might as well get a custom billet wheel."
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I know most say CCW or iforged or fikse lightheartedly, but I think there is a serious market for CCW with Tom's Wheels.
They are relatively not known except for online and hopefully if they joined with Tom's Wheels, they could offer their wheels are lower cost. Obviously there is a huge demand for them, but 2500 dollars for wheels only is rather high.
If they were priced closer to the price of two piece boyds, I would imagine they would greatly expand their custom base.
Also I think Boyds would be a great option for Tom's Wheels as well.
They already seem to be more in price with what most here are willing to spend on wheels, yet most Boyd representatives are specialized in custom trucks, low riders or older customs OR Discount Tire which only want to sell the Cragar looking Boyds.
Hopefully some reasoning is better than just
FIKSE, IFORGED, CCW, BOYDS
If Tom's Wheels are looking for only cheaper wheels, Ruff Racing has some of the best style wheels I have ever seen from cast wheels in the aftermarket. But I would hope they could offer wider width wheels and better offsets.
They are relatively not known except for online and hopefully if they joined with Tom's Wheels, they could offer their wheels are lower cost. Obviously there is a huge demand for them, but 2500 dollars for wheels only is rather high.
If they were priced closer to the price of two piece boyds, I would imagine they would greatly expand their custom base.
Also I think Boyds would be a great option for Tom's Wheels as well.
They already seem to be more in price with what most here are willing to spend on wheels, yet most Boyd representatives are specialized in custom trucks, low riders or older customs OR Discount Tire which only want to sell the Cragar looking Boyds.
Hopefully some reasoning is better than just
FIKSE, IFORGED, CCW, BOYDS
If Tom's Wheels are looking for only cheaper wheels, Ruff Racing has some of the best style wheels I have ever seen from cast wheels in the aftermarket. But I would hope they could offer wider width wheels and better offsets.
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I do appreciate all of the suggestions that you guys made. Tom has left for SEMA today, and I will be leaving on Wednesday to join him. We will be back Monday of next week to start sorting out everything that we get from SEMA. So there might be a delay in answering any question until then. Once again we thank you guys for your suggestions.
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