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06-13-2008 #21
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LiveWire, new design. A little lighter design wise, and again, is not the same old wheels from 1995.
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06-13-2008 #22
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I agree, those budnicks are a little dated.
Originally Posted by DriverzInc
LiveWire, new design. A little lighter design wise, and again, is not the same old wheels from 1995.
Just my .02~Chris
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06-13-2008 #23
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Yeah, what's up with that? I'm happy with mine, good quality wheel, and you can't beat 'em for the price. Originally Posted by coyswheel.com
Now if only I could get the other two Grey/Black stickers for mine I'd be a perfectly happy customer...
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06-13-2008 #24
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I think all he is saying is "Apples to Oranges" in comparing them to the wheels he is considering. Originally Posted by jknight16
Yeah, what's up with that? I'm happy with mine, good quality wheel, and you can't beat 'em for the price.
Now if only I could get the other two Grey/Black stickers for mine I'd be a perfectly happy customer...
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06-13-2008 #25
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True, I suppose that isn't really a good peer for comparison...
Jeff K.
69 Camaro SS, 406 SBC, TKO600, 9" w/3.73 tru-trac, Speedtech Arms, AFX Spindles, Lee 670 Box, Baer GT front, C5Z rear. Hyperco Leafs w/ Fays2 Watts Link + Varishocks.
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06-13-2008 #26
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Originally Posted by DriverzInc
LiveWire, new design. A little lighter design wise, and again, is not the same old wheels from 1995.
Jon, I think you know what wheels will be getting ordered.
Im going to try and get some measurements this weekend.
Im thinking about doing 18x10 with 4.5BS and cut a 10 bolt down.
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I think I know why. PM sent. Originally Posted by coyswheel.com
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Hey, what? What's wrong with my wheels!? Originally Posted by MarkM66
I like my wheels. They're great for those who cannot plunk down 4 grand for a set of wheels.
(not that there is anything wrong with that.) They're a good alternative is all I'm sayin'.Last edited by TonyL; 06-13-2008 at 03:21 PM.
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I just have never liked Coys wheels from day one.
Even looking at them at NSRA Nats, i just didnt like them.
Im sorry if i dont like them
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No need to apologize, different strokes for different folks.
If I could afford different wheels, I'd be running them.Tony Langlois
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Originally Posted by TonyL
no need to apologize.
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Nothing wrong with Coy's in my books. Y'all just need to add another style or two. Same great price, fresh new look... Originally Posted by coyswheel.com
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