My New Torque Thrust II's !!!!!!
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From: Lawrenceville, Georgia
Car: 1991 Camaro RS
Engine: 305 TBI
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My New Torque Thrust II's !!!!!!
I knew they looked badass in the catalogs, but if you have stock wheels it will change the entire look of your car.
(With my tires I put 255/50/17 on the back and 245/45/17 on the front, 255/50/17 won't fit on the front, (I'm also going to lower the front about an inch))

I also have to update my little picture on my signiture now
(With my tires I put 255/50/17 on the back and 245/45/17 on the front, 255/50/17 won't fit on the front, (I'm also going to lower the front about an inch))

I also have to update my little picture on my signiture now
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From: Eastpointe Michigan
Car: 87 IROC
Engine: mini-rammed 350
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Looks GREAT!
Those are the wheels/size I'm lookin to get for my IROC
I agree,they really change the looks of the car drastically
Later
Steve
Those are the wheels/size I'm lookin to get for my IROC
I agree,they really change the looks of the car drastically
Later
Steve
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From: Faribault, Minnesota
Car: 1989 IROC-Z
Engine: LS1
Transmission: T56
Must resist urge to go place order for TTII's at work tomorrow
I need some rims on my IROC and man those would be nice!! Looks really good dude...backspacing all the same for front and rears?
Jason
I need some rims on my IROC and man those would be nice!! Looks really good dude...backspacing all the same for front and rears? Jason
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From: Duncansville, PA
Car: 91 Z28
Engine: LT1
Transmission: 4l60e
Axle/Gears: 3.42
honestly i perfer the Boyd Smootie II's because the are a little different and are better made

or the magneato

kandied91z are those magneato's that you have on your car?

or the magneato

kandied91z are those magneato's that you have on your car?
nope, they are custom build off my design by boze alloy.
www.bozeforged.com a contemporary remake off of the 91 wheels.
www.bozeforged.com a contemporary remake off of the 91 wheels.
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From: Buckley AFB, CO / Crestview, FL
Car: 83 Z-28
Engine: LG4
Transmission: 700R4
Axle/Gears: 02 WS6 Rear w/3:42
Originally posted by Kandied91z
lookin good, others go different TTII's are as common as iroc wheels on an iroc.
lookin good, others go different TTII's are as common as iroc wheels on an iroc.
I definetly agree that they change the look of your ride alot.Its funny though cuz some one else here with a red 91 rs got TTII's too
Originally posted by Kandied91z
TTII's are as common as iroc wheels on an iroc.
TTII's are as common as iroc wheels on an iroc.
They look good and are an improvement over stock wheels, but you see them everywhere.......
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Car: 1991 Camaro RS
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I guess I'm the only one who likes the stock rims
. I found a website that sells replica's of the stock rims in the larger sizes. I think i'll get some 17" ones to replace the 15 inchers on my RS. For some reason those rims just don't match our cars at all in my opinion. I polished my rims and everyone at school thinks I have these awesome aftermarket rims now, even though they're the stockers.
. I found a website that sells replica's of the stock rims in the larger sizes. I think i'll get some 17" ones to replace the 15 inchers on my RS. For some reason those rims just don't match our cars at all in my opinion. I polished my rims and everyone at school thinks I have these awesome aftermarket rims now, even though they're the stockers. with all do respect then they must not know much about wheels. most who are in the know highly respect a good set of billet wheels that are custom. unfortunately TTII's are so popular they are often times overlooked.
a larger stock upgrade is still nice for that clean classic look. if i had a iroc i would have them in 18's.
a larger stock upgrade is still nice for that clean classic look. if i had a iroc i would have them in 18's.
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Originally posted by FLYNLOW92rs
The man speaks the truth
They look good and are an improvement over stock wheels, but you see them everywhere.......
The man speaks the truth
They look good and are an improvement over stock wheels, but you see them everywhere.......
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Car: '82 Z28
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Originally posted by Kandied91z
you must not attend many car shows then...
you must not attend many car shows then...
nothing harsh by it, ttII's set the standard for custom wheels as they were one of the first real popular designs to take off. look at how many factory vehicles are now using similar designs...
beautiful wheel no doubt, just common.
beautiful wheel no doubt, just common.
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Car: 82' Z28 IROC Clone (SOLD)
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You would think with the amount of sales the price might go down!
Also, they may be popular on this site but I have yet to see one with TT2s around here...I've only seen one customized 3rd gen and it had 18" Chrome Irocs...
Also, they may be popular on this site but I have yet to see one with TT2s around here...I've only seen one customized 3rd gen and it had 18" Chrome Irocs...
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