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    1. #1
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      would this look like CRAP?

      o.k. i'm trying my best to look decent on a budget.

      wheel adapters that change the bolt pattern...

      to put mustang bullit rims on an a body? (442)

      18x9 and 18x10



      i could probably do all this for about $600. + tires



    2. #2
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      wow 65 views and no replies?

      no sarcastic remarks?

      afraid to comment because of other's rebutles?
      Last edited by Ralph LoGrasso; 11-03-2006 at 03:26 PM.

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      44? Doesn't matter what we think! We don't have to drive or be seen in it. My .02, I think that wheel pattern is classic and you can't go wrong with it. I say go for it if your on a budget. Definetly great bang for your buck!
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      You might want to look at BMW take-offs, I think they would be a bolt on. Do a search on here for BMW wheels and you should turn up a few posts concerning this being done on first and second gen F-bodies.

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      I think one of the aftermarket wheel places actually make some in a chevy bolt pattern. Here check out this place http://www.replicawheels.com/

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      I think they will look fine as long as you change the center cap.
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      Quote Originally Posted by ponchopwr70
      I think they will look fine as long as you change the center cap.
      Yeah, what he said.
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      You might as well consider some Coys wheels since they kinda look the same as the Mustang's..

      good luck

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      Quote Originally Posted by ProTouring442
      You might want to look at BMW take-offs
      been there done that.


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      Quote Originally Posted by 72Z/28
      You might as well consider some Coys wheels since they kinda look the same as the Mustang's..

      good luck
      that's why i'm considering this option at about 1/2 the price.

    11. #11
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      I think they'd be decent, but I also feel a better wheel for my tastes could be had for similar money.

      In other words, I wouldn't knock ya for getting them. ;) Definitely change the center-caps....hopefully that is a no-brainer!

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      I like them and have seen them available in 5 x 4 3/4 bolt pattern with offsets to fit as well. Avoid the spacers if you can, although I have used them with success, and change or make a olds style center cap.

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      Why don't you decide what you like rather than try to get approval from people on the internet.

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      Quote removed.

      ^ does this look like i care about APPROVAL?

      Last edited by Ralph LoGrasso; 11-03-2006 at 03:27 PM.

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      Insulting forum members is a great way to get positive responses

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      Quote Originally Posted by 44too
      Quote removed.

      ^ does this look like i care about APPROVAL?

      If you already knew what you wanted, why bother asking us?
      If you were not looking for approval, why ask what we thought?
      If you want to be banned quickly, just keep up the smart ass comments.

      Personally I like the look. Similar to the old school Cragar S/S wheels, which I have seen a take off of here at SEMA. They were 20" with redline tires. cool look. Be careful about backspacing and clearance issues using them on an A-body though.
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    17. #17
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      well i still have alot of time to figure it out...

      don't like the idea of adapters, but had an opportunity at a set of em like i described for next to nothing, so my thoughts were going

      i'll probably stick with my original plan for coys or BMW wheels though.

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      For the record, I think you guys are wrong for blasting 442 guy when it's AONGHUS who was the ass to begin with.

      ya know, I can show you 10 different rims that I really like, but I don't really have an eye to say that they'd look good on a specific car.
      Same goes for house colors or furniture or kitchen rebuilding. I can show you a bunch of stuff I like, but I suck at knowing what "goes together".

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      Quote Originally Posted by BA.
      For the record, I think you guys are wrong for blasting 442 guy when it's AONGHUS who was the ass to begin with.

      We have already edited post 2 here, you just did not see it. It set the tone for the thread and started the
      Then after another negative comment in post 14, we said something, for the record.
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      i don't know why my comments were removed, but i won't get into the politics.

      i guess i was a bad boy.

      i will play the hurt puppy though. thanx BA.




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