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Join Date: Mar 2015
Location: Utah
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American racing wheel help
A couple years back when I first built my truck I got some American racing torq thrust wheels which I absolutely love, but have decided to go 5 lug thinking that will make them look that much better. The only issue, I have checked everywhere and cannot find torq thrusts in the same style of the wheels I currently have.
In my notes when I built the truck, I marked that they were mag gray and machined finish. But to be honest, that does not seem right. The mag gray wheels I have found are more of a brushed finish. Any leads or help is much appreciated
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Join Date: Nov 2019
Location: Beaverton, Oregon
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Re: American racing wheel help
US Mag and Riddler wheels both make a torque thrust looking wheel with a grey center. If you are looking for ones with six spokes, you're possibly out of luck for a 5 lug truck.
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Re: American racing wheel help
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When I go 5 lug, I want a 5 spoke wheel. That is the main reason I am going 5 lug. 5 spokes just fit these trucks much better then 6 spokes, in my opinion.
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