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11-03-2010, 07:47 AM
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Join Date: Sep 2010
Location: hingham ma
Posts: 1,721
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Re: Possible wheel choices
eck
sorry don't like.. the 2nd look like mustang wheel(americcan racing d) and the first with the double line.. I'd like to see steel wheels in 18-20" that you can snap a dog dish on.. just to keep um, guesss'n or a bbs wheel like on big red(69 camaro) in those sizes.. the old school wheel types with the big by huge holes, just doesn't look right.. by my opinion is just that my opinion.. and doesn't really mean a thing if you like it, go for it.. now 18-20 rally's in steel, with the nove flat center cap and thin trim ring.. |
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11-03-2010, 07:56 AM
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"THE GREEN GOBLIN"
Join Date: Mar 2008
Location: Fremont Ca.
Posts: 1,025
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Re: Possible wheel choices
Between the two I'd go for the first ones they are nice and different everyone seems to be going with the same look as the second, So why be like everyone else. Just my opinion Go with what you want its your truck. Myself I don't care for big & facy wheels Im a plain and simple rally wheel guy. I like to light up the tires now and then so If I am going to Smoke the tires right off
 I rather have some inexpensive tires. Go for it I say the first ones.........
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