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01-07-2008 #1
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New FOOSE LEGEND 17's and 18's
Hello everyone, just wanted to let everyone know DriverzInc is now stocking the FOOSE LEGEND in 17x7, 17x9, 18x7 and 18x9 with a 4.25" backspace front, and 5.25" backspace rear for all first gen Camaro's, and other's. (Call for other fitments)
17" sets are $1350/shipped (lower 48)
18" sets are $1500/shipped
They are all chrome. 5x4.75 bolt patterns.
Call for more information, 951-609-3483 or email [email protected]
Thank you!
17's on Camaro:
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01-07-2008 #2
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Not very different.
Johnny C.
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01-07-2008 #3
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^for those who dont mind not being very diffrent..
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I agree with the others... I've seen those before.
T.B.
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It's a Pontiac, how fast can it be?
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The "endless lip" looks just like my coy's. The peak on the spokes are very nitrus thrusty though.
note the wheel lip on the nitrus thrust. This new wheel is super for those who want a deep looking wheel, but can't have deep wheels.
Last edited by TonyL; 01-07-2008 at 03:03 PM.
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Do they make them in a non-four wheel drive version? lolol
Sorry just busting chops,
someone needs to drop that Camaro to the weeds! Then it would be killer!
I like the wheels, they are sweet.Kevin
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Yes, not very different, but for the money, a good alternative. I know they are not Forgeline, or Schott, or Rushforth wheels by any means, but for someone wanting a nice 18" wheel for 1500 bucks..... (shrugging shoulders).
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What you need to do is photograph the wheel in motion. That's when this type of wheel design shines. They look insanely deep. Your eye automatically looks for the "depth lip" on a wheel. These don't have one. Look at my sig pic.
Tony Langlois
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I'm looking for a used set of these in 17" and 18" if anyone finds any available let me know.
Thanks.
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I have two used 18x7s (for about 500 miles) that came off the front of my 55 bel air. 4.25" backspace. You can have them cheap. Call me.
Originally Posted by Aceshigh
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For a budget minded wheel they are very nice, I have a set I purchased from Jon about a year ago on my 79 Malibu. I am very satisified. With the wheels and the customer service.
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