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    1. #1
      Join Date
      Jan 2008
      Location
      Illinois
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      19

      Help me pick out some new wheels for my Car

      Hey every one I am in the process of trying to pick out some new wheels for my car. The only thing I know right now is that I am going with some 17" I need to measure but I think this is what I need 17x7 w/4.50bs and 205/45 on the front and 17x8 w/4.5 ? bs 2??/50 on the rear so many cool wheels to choose from I can't make up my mind and with the price of some of them I only want to do this once. so jump in with your 2 cents.

      the car has air ride CPP tublar upper and lower control arms and aftermarket disk brakes up front.

      here is a picture.


      I am open to just about any thing but I want some thing that looks right on the car.
      so give me some ideas or photoshop the pictue or post some pictures of some wheels you think will look good on the car

      Thanks for any and all help!

      Rich Bryant
      1965 Chevy Nova SS
      331 ci small block Street Challenge Air Ride
      CPP upper & lower control arms
      TKO 600 5 speed
      Shotts Americana's and Kumho tires
      Disc break upgrade


    2. #2
      Join Date
      Jan 2008
      Location
      Illinois
      Posts
      19
      Ok what do you guys think about a set of Budnik Sweeper's on the car?????????????
      Rich Bryant
      1965 Chevy Nova SS
      331 ci small block Street Challenge Air Ride
      CPP upper & lower control arms
      TKO 600 5 speed
      Shotts Americana's and Kumho tires
      Disc break upgrade

    3. #3
      Join Date
      Jan 2006
      Location
      Snohomish, Washington
      Posts
      2,235
      Country Flag: United States
      the sweepers are sweet, i think theyd look pretty good on it.
      Matt

    4. #4
      Join Date
      Jul 2006
      Location
      San Diego, CA
      Posts
      599
      Here's a photo I've made using a tool on our website that allows you to change the wheel styles on various car. We have a 1964 Nova on there that you can use. You can go through the different wheels and see how they'd look. I set it up on GT Sports, Pentias, and Magnums. Play around and see if there's something that catches your eye.

      http://www.introwheels.com/wheel_factor.php

      I've also attached a one of a customer's car with Pentias. Let me know if you have any questions or need some pricing.

      Dustin
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    5. #5
      Join Date
      Jan 2006
      Location
      Snohomish, Washington
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      the Pentias hands down.
      Matt

    6. #6
      Join Date
      Jan 2008
      Location
      Illinois
      Posts
      19
      Quote Originally Posted by Boesch
      Here's a photo I've made using a tool on our website that allows you to change the wheel styles on various car. We have a 1964 Nova on there that you can use. You can go through the different wheels and see how they'd look. I set it up on GT Sports, Pentias, and Magnums. Play around and see if there's something that catches your eye.

      http://www.introwheels.com/wheel_factor.php

      I've also attached a one of a customer's car with Pentias. Let me know if you have any questions or need some pricing.

      Dustin
      Thanks Dustin I will check it out.
      and what size wheels and tires are on you customer's car that is the look I am trying for with my car.
      I kinda like the Pentias and the Twisted Blade
      Rich Bryant
      1965 Chevy Nova SS
      331 ci small block Street Challenge Air Ride
      CPP upper & lower control arms
      TKO 600 5 speed
      Shotts Americana's and Kumho tires
      Disc break upgrade

    7. #7
      Join Date
      Oct 2006
      Location
      Corona, CA
      Posts
      1,948
      Country Flag: United States
      Thanks for the PM. The Schott Wheels would be a VERY nice choice in the way of the Americana that you asked about. You would be very happy.



      Another option may be the Camber:



      The polished finish will look very nice against the blue, and match all of your trim pieces.




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