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08-09-2007 #1
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Need help picking wheels.....
im looking for a new set of wheels for my 94 S-10.
I had ralleys and im getting tired of them, had draglites and really dont like the look.
I was looking at a set of Boyd Hotrods, Boze stingers, and Bonspeed Huntingtons. Im looking at 18x7 and 18x10. I want to run a 305 or 315 in the rear, i know that will work.
I want to do the ATS spindle down the road.
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08-09-2007 #2
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Go Boze
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08-09-2007 #3
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A set of gray centered Bonspeed Huntingtons would probably look great with your color combo.
08-10-2007 #4
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Picking wheels is like trying to find a woman. There are a bunch of them out there.And every body likes something differant.Some may look great on the out side but are a real pig when you get them home.LOL.
Any way we have some great savings going on right now on Budnik, Boze Forged , Bonspeed , And American Racing including the Boyd Wheels.
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love the rally's - get them widened. www.rallyamerica.com did great work for me.
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Originally Posted by roadracer55
Im running a 15x7 and 15x10(295) combo now.
08-10-2007 #7
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if you post on s10forum.com i am sure you seen all mine.
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How about just painting the rally wheels silver and throwing on some trim rings?
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Originally Posted by KQM052
I hate ralleys with trim rings.
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Some pics I found I know these are not the same year or body style but you get the point....the blue one is my brothers 1994...
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Here is a quick photochop i did. I wont run that small of a sidewall.
Im looking at 245/45/18 and 305/45/18 combo
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Good thing you're looking at larger sidewall than that. That would ride a bit rough! Originally Posted by Bad94
Here is a quick photochop i did. I wont run that small of a sidewall.
Im looking at 245/45/18 and 305/45/18 combo
08-27-2007 #13
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Those torq thrusts look sweeeet!
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I vote for Vintage wheel works
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