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12-02-2016 #1
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Weld GT-S Wheels
Does anybody have any info/feedback on these 2-piece wheels? Specifically the Riverside's.
They don't seem like a bad option for those of us who can't afford the Forgelines. Looks like you can go anywhere from 7''-11".
http://weldwheels.com/shop/street-st...ide-36992.html
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12-02-2016 #2
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Doesn't look like there are are a lot of options for size or backspacing.
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Wow, not good sizing at all... should definitely have something wider than 18x8. Especially at $650-690. That's not much less than I paid for my 18x9/12" Billet Specialties wheels.
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I just emailed them asking about the wheel sizes, considering their site says widths available from 7"-11". Also asked about backspacing, will keep this thread updated for anyone who's interested.
CampbellshotrodsAZ how much were your wheels? Which style did you go with?
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