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Old 04-28-2012, 12:01 PM   #1
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favorite billet rest-mod wheel

can you guys post pics up of your favoirite resto-mod wheel they will be deep lip in the rear and shallow up front. let me know what you guys would use in a 22". Thank you...they will be color matched with a flat gold too. the truck is a daily driven show truck that is 50th color combo gold/white trim and all. the bed is wood but opens to show off the back half suspension. which is satin black and soon to have gold and white intergrated. please help as this is one of the hardest choices Ive had to make, I would like to go 12" wid in the rear but understand that some only do up to 10"wide.
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Old 04-28-2012, 12:04 PM   #2
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Re: favorite billet rest-mod wheel

even some of you artist out there im down to have custom centers made also if you have a cool rendering for a wheel design that fits the profile mentioned
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Old 04-28-2012, 02:12 PM   #3
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Re: favorite billet rest-mod wheel

You stated that you would do a custom wheel. That may be your only option as there may not be any cast wheels that come in a 22x12. You may have to do a 2 or 3 piece wheel. Maybe Billet Specialties, Budniks, Intros, etc. I have 948R, 22x12 rear, 3-piece wheels made by HRE. I wanted to do a 22x13, but wouldn't be able to find a tire to fit it in a 22". The pic I posted is of the front rim, the 22x10. It was the closest box on top.

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Old 04-28-2012, 02:26 PM   #4
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Re: favorite billet rest-mod wheel

those wheels are money literally...lol im in the automotive industry and did a cayanne turbo with these....very nice....and there hre engreave arp bolts are nice! Your right on the wheel choice, I am in no way looking for any one piece wheel...customer 2 piece,forged, even custom centers to be hooped. but i dont want to copy others but have that right restomod wheel....i like the 60's styles and have a few in mind but I would love to know what the country thinks is a great choice...money is not the concern concidering what I have in the chassis alone, sky is the limit...and it will be a driven truck with a Texas Speed LQ9 and a TVS charger.
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Old 04-28-2012, 03:51 PM   #5
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those wheels are money literally...lol im in the automotive industry and did a cayanne turbo with these....very nice....and there hre engreave arp bolts are nice! Your right on the wheel choice, I am in no way looking for any one piece wheel...customer 2 piece,forged, even custom centers to be hooped. but i dont want to copy others but have that right restomod wheel....i like the 60's styles and have a few in mind but I would love to know what the country thinks is a great choice...money is not the concern concidering what I have in the chassis alone, sky is the limit...and it will be a driven truck with a Texas Speed LQ9 and a TVS charger.
Yeah, "money" is right. I could have probably finished the truck for what I spent on these. You are on the right track though. I bought my motor from Texas Speed and Performance too. They are a great bunch of guys to deal with. I'm contemplating a supercharger for mine too. If I do, it'll be a Kenne Bell though. But, that's a long shot if I do. Thinking if I wanna spend that kind of money on it. But, if you want my opinion, go with HRE's. Nothing like them. Even though you will have to pick a current style they have, you wouldn't have to worry about another C10 with HRE's. And if someone pulls up on you at a stoplight with HRE's, it'll more than likely be a Lamborghini, Bentley, Porsche, Ferrari or Rolls Royce, Benz, etc. LOL!!
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Old 05-26-2012, 10:36 AM   #6
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Re: favorite billet rest-mod wheel

yeah I actaully hava a staggared set of AGIO forged Thirteens but after mock up they just didnt look right...you will love your motor......DO THE CHARGER.... come on you have over 6k tied up in wheels alone what another few g's for the charger, plus you cant have HRE unless you have some bad a** brakes and a bad a** motor to go with. also if you ever need any replacement bolts for those let me know I have a complete set from an old set of HRE's I had but when I had the re-hooped I took the bolts.
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Old 05-26-2012, 02:28 PM   #7
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Re: favorite billet rest-mod wheel

Love BS Vintec's but the are becoming really popular.
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Old 05-26-2012, 02:42 PM   #8
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Re: favorite billet rest-mod wheel

For some reason I like the raceline burst 5. Says you can get it up to 15" wide. I don't really like the full polished one, but with some color contrast they look good. here is a link http://www.azproperformance.com/Race...s-Burst-5.html and the pricing doesn't look too bad.
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