another rim question...
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Car: 1987 Trans Am
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another rim question...
hmm....I'm trying to see which rims would look best on my 87 T/A. I know these may look somewhat "r1cey"...but oh well, thats my style sometimes. So if ya like em or dont like em, let me know!
brand: TenzoR
name: ZT-6
brand: TenzoR
name: ZT-6
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what are you looking on import sites?
i think you can find alot of those at belletire and discount tire. save your money, for slightly more you could get a billet 2 piece wheel that would look identical and fit directly to your car.
i think you can find alot of those at belletire and discount tire. save your money, for slightly more you could get a billet 2 piece wheel that would look identical and fit directly to your car.
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Car: 1987 Trans Am
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Transmission: "...check!"
Axle/Gears: it's crap...they're stock!
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yeah, i'm a fan of more spokes and less metal. Theres nothing I hate more than a blinged-out or ghetto looking set of wheels on a nice car.
I like the Cragar wheels, but imo they all look alike. Plus, I need something that sets my style apart from everyone else and that looks somewhat aggressive as well.
A hint of r1ce in my situation may not hurt, dare I say it, as I'm a second degree black belt and therefore 11 years of my life have had a good amount of influence from the eastern cultures.
-G
I like the Cragar wheels, but imo they all look alike. Plus, I need something that sets my style apart from everyone else and that looks somewhat aggressive as well.
A hint of r1ce in my situation may not hurt, dare I say it, as I'm a second degree black belt and therefore 11 years of my life have had a good amount of influence from the eastern cultures.
-G
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From: Hartford, CT
Car: 1987 Trans Am
Engine: LG4 305 w/emissions & A/C delete
Transmission: "...check!"
Axle/Gears: it's crap...they're stock!
Jeff...
you always amaze me bro! Name the specifics and I may do just that! :rockon:
-G
-G
your aerospeed crush wheel....
look here. 2 piece, better made and better looking...take your pic as there are a few to choose with direct bolt so you'll save money on $200 in billet adapters to bolt them to your car. giving the car a custom look that doesn't look "*****" or like a high school kid drives it. little more price then the standard boyd wheel but worth it.
http://www.billetwheel.com/Wheels/Forged/forged.html
more affordable and some of my favorites are the gotcha series from boyd.
http://www.billetwheel.com/Wheels/Gotcha/gotcha.html
budnik and their X series was one of my choice areas.... i prefer the fat lip option but to each their own.
http://www.budnik.com/roadwheels.asp
billet specialties....another classic favorite for the old school. they make a nice wheel and still affordable. check em out.
http://www.billetspecialties.com/subcategory.asp?cid=16
look here. 2 piece, better made and better looking...take your pic as there are a few to choose with direct bolt so you'll save money on $200 in billet adapters to bolt them to your car. giving the car a custom look that doesn't look "*****" or like a high school kid drives it. little more price then the standard boyd wheel but worth it.
http://www.billetwheel.com/Wheels/Forged/forged.html
more affordable and some of my favorites are the gotcha series from boyd.
http://www.billetwheel.com/Wheels/Gotcha/gotcha.html
budnik and their X series was one of my choice areas.... i prefer the fat lip option but to each their own.
http://www.budnik.com/roadwheels.asp
billet specialties....another classic favorite for the old school. they make a nice wheel and still affordable. check em out.
http://www.billetspecialties.com/subcategory.asp?cid=16
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sweeeet!
thanks again jeff! ...just another of the million reasons why we like you here!
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-G
check out intro as well......you never know.
http://www.introwheels.com/index.asp
www.bozeforged.com
www.hrewheels.com
www.iforged.com
remember that all of these companies have wheels that aren't on their website. if there is truly a design that your into and can't find ask them. you never know.
that ought to be enough for now...
http://www.introwheels.com/index.asp
www.bozeforged.com
www.hrewheels.com
www.iforged.com
remember that all of these companies have wheels that aren't on their website. if there is truly a design that your into and can't find ask them. you never know.
that ought to be enough for now...
f-08...essentially the f-07. you can get the little tear cuts removed or added to either. only difference really is where the 5 star meets the barrel. same thing with my boze wheels. the tears were extended much like the f-08 i actually had them shorten it up a bit but left it for some definition.
very similar, came out just after boze released their stinger model. i even commented to them when i was considering boyd and asked why they didn't have a more basic looking 5 star with a clean look........few months later and the forged series popped up. now they do, guess they caught on.
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