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04-30-2015 #1
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Budnik wheel?
i am building a 73 camaro and i like the fact that i can get a steering wheel and wheels that match and some of these wheel look good, but i am worried about there strength and durability, and body using them . or another recommendation for another company. looking for 18x10, 18x11
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04-30-2015 #2
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Budnik is good stuff.
If you're reaaalllyyy worried about strength, Forgeline has a good racing heritage..
Billet Specialties has a lot of wheels and steering wheels too.
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05-01-2015 #3
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I have Budnik wheels on my car for the past couple of year. I am very happy with them. I have the V2 from the G Series.
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