View Poll Results: What do you think of the rims
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NICE!!!
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Its Ok
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Hate it
1 2.33% -
Indifferent
2 4.65%
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10-09-2004 #1
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Please give opinion on this wheel! Installed on Lowbuck pic
Nothing says "I built this" better than tool marks and dykem blue..
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10-09-2004 #2
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I like it.
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10-09-2004 #3
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Me, too! Looks nice with the color of the car.
10-09-2004 #4
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Not bad!! Who makes it???
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10-09-2004 #5
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Looks nice, but looks like maybe some clearance issues when the tires get put on.
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10-09-2004 #6
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I like them.Tony Langlois
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10-09-2004 #7
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I like those, they work with the nova. Are those centerlines?
10-09-2004 #8
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I've never been one to like a six spoke style wheel, but those work well with the car! Nice choice!!
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10-09-2004 #9
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Look good! They do look like Centerlines. I would also check clearances with tire size as they look tight in several spots. I am not a big chrome fan( no bling bling 20's) and to make them different how about a satin grey or titanium center??
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I think they look great on that car. I hope you run them with tires.
Allen Ortega
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10-09-2004 #11
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Tires? How do you get it to handle like on "rails" with rubber on them...lol Yes they are the centerline stingray III
They are polished aluminum not Chrome But they do polish up nice...
Only clearance issue is the front at full lock but that is a maybe. Rear has alot of clearance
Thanks for the nice comments.Nothing says "I built this" better than tool marks and dykem blue..
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10-09-2004 #12
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Heh... I still can't get over your exhaust hangers.... Too cool!!!!
Allen Ortega
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10-09-2004 #13
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Here is a clearance shot of the rear fender lip to rim. lots O space
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10-11-2004 #14
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They look great!
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10-11-2004 #15
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i like them.
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Two thumbs up!!
10-11-2004 #17
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Originally Posted by Blue_69
Two thumbs up!!
Two? How did I get three?!?!?!?! Oh, never mind.....
:rolleyes5
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10-12-2004 #18
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I vote "Nice" as well
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wheel
what brand of wheel is that? and how much was it?
10-13-2004 #20
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Its a centerline StingrayIII This one was $30 the rest will be $200 a peice
Nothing says "I built this" better than tool marks and dykem blue..
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