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    Thread: Wheel help

    1. #1
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      Wheel help

      Hey guys i wanna get your opinion on some new shoes for my Challenger .. This current set up is F- 255/40/18 and R - 285/35/18 with a custom wheel made by a local guy here in so cal where i live .. Im looking to bring it up to a little more modern times it’s just there are so many cool wheels out there .. Forgeline has an excellent line up but def a tad out of my budget .. Bc forged is awesome on price and styles but i have a hard time because they arnt on the car so it’s hard to see what it will look like .. So my question is what wheels would you put on this car? I do want to stay with rhe 18” wheel and I’m into the more aggressive style wheel instead of the bling bling style if you get what i mean.



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      I wouldn't change the wheels. But, it would look good painted in Dodge's IndieGo Blue.
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      Nice color , definitely not changing its color though

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      Unless you pay for a render or know how to photoshop, its going to be hard to see any wheel on your car that hasn't already been done.
      BC Forged have a good price. I would go with the Monoblock TD01 or TH09
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      First of all, great looking ride. For this color I'd look at the new Ridler 661 wheels that Came this year at SEMA. The center caps aren't the best but you might be able to swap them out with a different style of center cap that Ridler offers. Usually, Ridler wheels are on the less expensive side too.

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      This is a bit of a 180 from what you're looking for wanting to look more modern but recently I've really been drawn to pro touring cars with larger wheels that look like OE steel wheels use the dog dish hubcaps. Throw on a set of diamondbacks redline tires, and it looks pretty slick. US wheel co makes some as well as forgeline and a few others
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      Quote Originally Posted by boss_hoss View Post
      First of all, great looking ride. For this color I'd look at the new Ridler 661 wheels that Came this year at SEMA. The center caps aren't the best but you might be able to swap them out with a different style of center cap that Ridler offers. Usually, Ridler wheels are on the less expensive side too.

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      Thank you ! It’s been a labor of love ..These are a nice wheel .. I keep going back to a forgeline wheel i like lately and they had them on a challenger as well .. It’s just scary money

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      Quote Originally Posted by boss_hoss View Post
      This is a bit of a 180 from what you're looking for wanting to look more modern but recently I've really been drawn to pro touring cars with larger wheels that look like OE steel wheels use the dog dish hubcaps. Throw on a set of diamondbacks redline tires, and it looks pretty slick. US wheel co makes some as well as forgeline and a few others
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      Love this look as well .. probably not for my car but these look great I do
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      Theres a small custom wheel builder in California that I came across recently might be what you're looking for. They're priced above your standard cast wheels but still cheaper than Forgeline, Rueda Forged. I've seen him adverse his wheelsets on Marketplace around $3500 for a set. Might be worth taking a look.

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      Boze Flo-Lites are nice, check them out.




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