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    1. #21
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      Or this


    2. #22
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      I like the ones above that Malibujason79 posted.
      Scot
      86 Monte SS


    3. #23
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      A friend helped out with a couple photoshop pics to give me an idea. Thoughts???




    4. #24
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      I like both, but I think the first ones fit the car better.
      Scot
      86 Monte SS


    5. #25
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      I like the first pic better. However with the shinny brakes it just looks to busy, not smooth.

    6. #26
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      yea the first pic looks good but turn the volume down on the brakes!!!

    7. #27
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      I kinda like the wheel in the second pic. What wheel is that? Thank you, Jim.

    8. #28
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      This is a perfect example of a car needing a New Gen wheel. Timeless style, that will NOT go out of style 5 years, or 2 years from now:


      The TT2s are an option, but the turn around time on them is "iffy" at best right now. We have seen some sets in 4-5 weeks, but some sets, in 18" have been on order for MONTHS.

      For 17s, think about the Vintage Wheel works wheels too, for a grey center, if that is a consideration at all. We're getting those in less than a week, custom welded to whatever backspace we want.

      And for the last option I'll lay out there, the Billet Specialties Legends Series wheels are an AWESOME alternative to the TT2 as it is a well manufactured, beautifully polished cast wheel, that won't break the bank, and can be turned around in weeks, not months.

    9. #29
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      Bigger TT2's

      Here's some 18's & 20's. I had these wheels from years ago on a c10 roller chassis. We decided to pop them on the Malibu for a peek. My buddy loves 'em; me, not so much. They are a 'time-less' wheel, but not the look I want for my g-body.

      8" fronts w/5.25BS 245-40's
      10" rears w/6.00BS 295-40's
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    10. #30
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      I don't think the color of the wheels turned out right but it gives me an idea.




    11. #31
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      Quote Originally Posted by malibujason79 View Post
      do that.

      with gloss black centers and a polished rim.
      dave.t
      86 Olds 442 - Project If It Ain't Broke, Take It Apart and Fix It
      74 Javelin AMX - stocker

    12. #32
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      Take a look at some of our designs at bonspeed wheels. The Huntington, Quasar, and Quicksilver are all classic, clean 5 spoke designs. We can do any combination of colors or finishes that you can think of. Call or email if you have any questions.
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    13. #33
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      I came across these while doing a online search. I wasn't a big fan of them at first but don't look to bad here

      http://www.ls1tech.com/forums/10237072-post221.html

    14. #34
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      That is a nice Malibu... looks something you'd get if my Monte and RatMalibu's car were combined.

    15. #35
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      Everyone and their mother has a Cragar SS clone (5 spoke wheel, like what you guys keep calling TTII's), and it is serious grating my nerves.

      Go with more than 5 spokes, or less than 5. A dish will not look right on a'bu.

    16. #36
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      MB Wheels Old School, all 17's and 18's are under $200
      http://www.discounttiredirect.com/di...=Car%2FMinivan





      Not a good picture of my Cutlass, but you get the idea.


      Nick ~
      1969 Cutlass

    17. #37
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      Look at the Boss 338s for sure! They are the TT2 style, but less expensive and I think as good or better finish. I have 20x8.5 and 20x10 on my Buick GN, and its dropped 3"+. Extreme look, but easy to afford pricing. I paid less than $850 for the set. (Gray w/ polished lip).
      Greg
      86 Buick GN, 20"s, 3" drop, TE44 and more
      05 Ram 1500QC dropped 6"+
      06 Stratos 201ProXL Yammie 225..not stock

    18. #38
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      i have beening looking at the boss 338's for my regal t.whats the specs on yours.
      1987 regal t torque tech 3inch duals,
      walbro pump hot wire kit.
      1995 impala ss 22x10's k&n cai,flomasters

    19. #39
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      Quote Originally Posted by tnh87t View Post
      i have beening looking at the boss 338's for my regal t.whats the specs on yours.
      Heres the set up on my GN;
      F- Boss 338- 20x8.5 w/ 5.25 BS and 7/16 wheel spacer, 245/35-20
      R- Boss 338- 20x10 w/ 6.25 BS and 1" adapter, 275/30-20


      F- Bell Tech spindles, and Moog 5658s w/ KYBs
      R- Moog 5385s w/ a coil removed, KYBs, and rear disc conversion (thus the high BS wheels)

      Front and rear wells got lips trimmed, and still rubs liners in front simply from being 3"+ lowered.

      Greg
      86 Buick GN, 20"s, 3" drop, TE44 and more
      05 Ram 1500QC dropped 6"+
      06 Stratos 201ProXL Yammie 225..not stock


    20. #40
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      Get the wheels that fit your car and the look you want best man,dont worry about what other people say and what they think.its your car your money and your build,Its that simple.If you want or like TTII's or 5 spoke wheels, gettem. you drive and garage your ride,we dont..
      Last edited by nowukno; 08-15-2009 at 09:48 PM. Reason: spelling

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