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    1. #1
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      Wheel Options for 18x11's or 12's

      Just want to know what options I have for that size wheel to fit a 335 tire. Price is definatly a concern, so any pointing in the right direction would help.

      Thanks

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      KENNY DAVIS HOTRODS

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      You're definitely going to want atleast a 12" wide wheel for a 335. There are not many choices under the $700-800 per wheel range. Every now and then someone will list a set of wheels that are new / never mounted that never made it on the project they were intended for. There are usually some really good deals to be had there.

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      Quote Originally Posted by Ralph LoGrasso
      You're definitely going to want atleast a 12" wide wheel for a 335. There are not many choices under the $700-800 per wheel range. Every now and then someone will list a set of wheels that are new / never mounted that never made it on the project they were intended for. There are usually some really good deals to be had there.

      your close on cost......definatly be ready to drop $2500-3k or more depending on what you are looking for!
      KENNY DAVIS HOTRODS

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      Quote Originally Posted by Travis B
      your close on cost......definatly be ready to drop $2500-3k or more depending on what you are looking for!

      You could even spend close to double that for some of the high end 3 piece wheels depending on sizes and options.

    6. #6
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      $700-800 per wheel ? i doubt it . not with budnik . there wheels are great , i love them but when you go past a 10" be ready they jump up greatly . the bands are only made in 10" from what i hear so you need 2 rim bands for past a 10"

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      Quote Originally Posted by datsbad
      $700-800 per wheel ? i doubt it . not with budnik . there wheels are great , i love them but when you go past a 10" be ready they jump up greatly . the bands are only made in 10" from what i hear so you need 2 rim bands for past a 10"

      Most 18x12s are much more than $700-800. I said you won't find many under that. There are still a few 18x12s to be had for around $800, though.

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      Check here...
      http://www.uswheel.com/
      Click on the left hand link for Bonspeed.
      You will have to call Bill for prices but I got my 17x10's and 18x12's for WELL under $400 ea.
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    9. #9
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      I've seen this company talked about a few times. They have forged hoops and cast centers though-which I guess is a little less desirable. I was quoted $1850 for a set of 17x9.5 and 17x13 with my choice of powder coating color on the centers and poliched bolts. They also said they will correct the offset for free if they don't quite fit correctly. I was looking at the "SJ"


      http://www.usacomp.com/modular

      There is also CCW-they are supposed to be pretty reasonbly priced.

      http://www.ccwheel.com/files/home.php

    10. #10
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      Quote Originally Posted by Travis B
      your close on cost......definatly be ready to drop $2500-3k or more depending on what you are looking for!

      All I can say is

      I guess I will look into scoring a deal like you said Ralph, or into a lessor known co. cause I really can't justify spending that kind of money on wheels when I could use it toward something else on the car.... I love all the ideas though keep em comin!

      Thanks for the reply guys. I'm trying to get a database of wheels co. for my Christmas gift to me....
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    11. #11
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      18x12 wheels

      Check out TomZ Wheels on e-bay and he has the best deal on Z06 wheels. I bought a set from him for my 78 Z28 and all I have to do is use some 1 inch spacers on my 18x9/5 fronts (I need the room for my Corvette Calipers to clear) and 1 1/2 on the rear ( to clear my Calipers) 18x12 and they are magnificent. I believe he has other styles also, Enjoy Claude.

    12. #12
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      Ccw

      I bought CCW's SP500's in 19 X 11 fronts and 19 x 13 rears. It only took 2 days to make them. They make an 18 x 11.5.

      http://www.ccwheel.com/files/wheelpr...l.php?id=sp500
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    13. #13
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      Quote Originally Posted by astroracer
      Check here...
      http://www.uswheel.com/
      Click on the left hand link for Bonspeed.
      You will have to call Bill for prices but I got my 17x10's and 18x12's for WELL under $400 ea.
      Mark
      Whaaat? 18x12s for under $400??? if so i know what im getting!




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