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02-14-2008 #1
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custom wheels market
ANY ONE SEEN OR HAVE WHEELS FROM - CUSTOM WHEELS MARKET. THEY HAVE A EBAY STORE. THEY ARE OUT OF CALIFORNIA. THEY HAVE KNOCK OFF TORQUE THRUSTS IN 17" STAGGERED 8" FOR THE FRONT AND 9" FOR THE BACK. THE 8" HAVE 4.5"BACKSPACE THE 9" HAVE 5" BACKSPACE. I HAVE A 69 FIREBIRD STOCK SUSPENSION. LOWERED 2". PRICES ARE REASONABLE. WHATTA THINK?

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02-15-2008 #2Whats with the caps there's no need to yell. Also how about a link to the ebay store it would probably help.
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02-15-2008 #3
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Also check www.rimzoneonline.com and www.wheelsforless.com The both have excellent deals on Foose wheels ;-)
Both have free shipping on wheels (not tires) and Rimzone will even mount and balance everything for 50 bucks if you get tires and wheels from them.
Just options...
02-16-2008 #4I was looking into them as well. The only thing that I noticed that I didn't like, was that the backspacing is created by the thickness of the mounting flange, so the lip remains the same on every width of wheel.
I love the "deep dish" look, so that was a turnoff. But, they are very reasonable. My buddy has a set of black 17x9s from them on his Regal.

02-16-2008 #5
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Thanks for the reply and the pics. i appreciate it.
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I don't think those are Coys on that Regal Chewy72ss, and I know they are not the Foose... what are you talking about?
The Coys have a very deep look to them, and even more so the Foose Legend...
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He never said they were Coys..what are YOU talking about
02-17-2008 #8I think you are in the wrong thread...
Originally Posted by 71FormulaRA3
Were you lookin' for this one???:
https://www.pro-touring.com/forum/sh...ad.php?t=39948
05-20-2008 #9Hi.
New guy from France here.
I have buy wheels from Custom Wheels Market on ebay (17 X 8 and 17 X 9).
The tires size are 235/50 R17 on the front and 255/50 R17 on the rear.
These wheels are cheap, but they weren't easy to balance.
Here some pics on my 79 Firebird :





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