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    1. #1
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      new Inexpensive 17x10's ?

      Any body know of a company that makes a inexpensive 17x10? Any links or suggestions welcome . Really can't see paying $250+ for one wheel but thats just me .I would rather spend that on the drivetrain. Nothing against anybody who has ,they are some wheels on here that are flat out awesome just out of my justifiable price range. Thankz in advance guys.



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      i looked at that page....how do you find the prices????

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      Try these guys. I emailed them and they responded that they carry most Boyd wheels in any offset....

      http://stores.ebay.com/Custom-Wheel-...eNameZl2QQtZkm
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      The Bonspeed wheels look shweet , especially the "Intense 5" & the "Hungiton". I emailed their sales dept, to see if i can get some prices.

      The Ebay wheel site has some killer prices as well. Just need to know the backspacing I would need to run 17x7's up front , and 18x8's in the rear....
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    6. #6
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      The size you want are kind of an odd ball size... So to get them will be expensive...

      Most makers of wheels make them in 17x9.5.... Eagle alloys are about as cheap as you can get.. and pretty decent looking..

      You can get 17inch centerline wheels from Summit racing for around $250 a wheel.. Which i know is more than yoiu want to spend... But you get what you pay for..

      If you get wheels from Eagle alloys.. they will run you around $200 each
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    7. #7
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      Consider going to Centerline Wheel DIRECTLY. Priced < $200!!! LOTS of choices, custom sizes, -what's not to love? Been there, done that! Pics of my car (with the 17" wheels / tires) are floating around here someplace. Let me know if I can be of more help. Thanx. Good luck!

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      Quote Originally Posted by WELTERRACER
      The size you want are kind of an odd ball size... So to get them will be expensive...

      Most makers of wheels make them in 17x9.5.... Eagle alloys are about as cheap as you can get.. and pretty decent looking..

      You can get 17inch centerline wheels from Summit racing for around $250 a wheel.. Which i know is more than yoiu want to spend... But you get what you pay for..

      If you get wheels from Eagle alloys.. they will run you around $200 each
      The problem is that everything i have read is for the 315/35/17's i need a min. of a 17x10 wheel. thankz guys

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      Still waiting to hear back from the BonSpeed guys.......
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    10. #10
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      Blazer4corners ,

      Just got off the phone with the guys at US Wheel.
      A set of 17x8's with any backspacing is $1450 a set.
      They are build to order , and are said to take 4 to 6 weeks for delivery.
      I asked the sales rep, and they do make a 17x10 in every design they sell.
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