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06-14-2008 #1
68 camaro*Maybe this is just a Utah problem? 18" Wheel options?
Not sure why i'm having such a problem finding wheels? My local Les Schwab, discount tire or big-0 can't find me anything that will work?? Even though my neighbor and bother-in-law both work for Les Schwab I'm still without wheels.
I have air ride up front with air rides spindles and 4 th gen camaro brakes. Oh and how could I forget, BRP's wonderful front steer rack setup.
I'm sure who ever will be reading this already knows what size wheel I need, I really just need to know manufactors part number and where to buy.
5x4.75 or 5x120 bolt circle
18x8 4.5" BS
18x9.5 5.5 BS
Attached are the two wheel styles I like but im open for suggestions. My car is ivy gold (light green)
poor picture, sorry.

Thanks in advance!!
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06-14-2008 #2
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what's your budget for wheels?18's could range from $1000-$5000+ a set.
06-14-2008 #3dont need to go to crazy on wheels. My car will be driven everyday the weather doesnt require salt, so its not perfect nor will it be a trailer queen. And it will not be at the track more then once or twice a year. $1500 in my opinion should pay for a decent set of wheels.
06-14-2008 #4I just bought 18x12's Budnik "Cobalts" at Discount Tires. They are actually the best price for these other than a few guys on here. They are due in any time now. I am in the Ogden area. There is also Coy's I think they are in American Fork also. That can get your rim size. My next door neighbor just bought 18x9 Foose Legends for his at a local tire shop. So, they can be had. You could just as easily mail order from some of the great shops listed here also. Should be no reason to finding your wheels. Just make sure you are looking in the right price range. BTW I spent 5K for my rims and tires.
Sam
Northern UT.
'68 Camaro "Bodacious"
'56 210 2dr "Buckshot"
06-14-2008 #5Thanks Sam.
Originally Posted by 1968CamaroSS_Sam
06-15-2008 #6
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We can do any of our wheels for you, but you're going to be a hair under $2K on most of them, some a bit more than that for 18's. If you like a style in the Endless Series we can do them in the sizes you want for $1495.
The Endless Series can be seen here:
http://www.introwheels.com/endless_1.shtml
06-15-2008 #7Thanks, I was planning on stopping by coys on tuesday to check out the twisted matrix and twisted vista wheel in person.
Originally Posted by Boesch
Can you PM me a price for twisted matrix and twisted vista shipped to 84087?
18-7 front
18-9 rear
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06-16-2008 #8
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Sending you a PM.
Originally Posted by 68rsss



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