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    View Poll Results: Do you love American Racing Torque Thrust II's ?

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    • NO! I HATE THEM!

      32 34.41%

    • YES! I LOVE THEM TOO!

      55 59.14%

    • What is a Torque Thrust II?

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    1. 07-02-2008 #41
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      Quote Originally Posted by musclecarjohn
      LMAO man...
      On a serious note I will own a 1st gen Camaro one day.
      There is a reason why they are so popular
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    3. 07-02-2008 #42
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      Quote Originally Posted by steemin
      On a serious note I will own a 1st gen Camaro one day.
      There is a reason why they are so popular
      Scott
      I fought the good fight for many years with my 2nd Gen against all my friends who had '69 Z/28 until finally,I succumbed and just joined in rather then fight.
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    4. 07-02-2008 #43
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      Quote Originally Posted by steemin
      On a serious note I will own a 1st gen Camaro one day.
      There is a reason why they are so popular
      Scott
      Exactly. I plan on buying another 68 camaro just to show off my TTII's.....!!!!
      I will be buying another set for sure.
      If I don't then ill eat my words and come back and edit this post...LOL.
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    5. 07-03-2008 #44
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      Quote Originally Posted by steemin
      On a serious note I will own a 1st gen Camaro one day.
      There is a reason why they are so popular
      Scott

      Damn straight , one of the best looking cars ever built in my opinion. But in reality (at least where I live) you don't see them on the road very often and they don't overwhelm the local shows by any means.

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    6. 07-12-2008 #45
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      My 91' sonoma had 17's and then i put it on air and sold the first set. Then went with 17/18's on it. I bought a set of 17's for my 62' bel-air wagon as I did for my 91' ex cab lowered fullsize chevy truck. So at one point in time I had 3 sets and the first set I had went to a friend with an 83' elcamino. So there was 4 set around my rural small town. I am redoing my sonoma and will be installing them on it again, so if any one has a set of 18x8/18x10's for sale let me know. The truck is black with purple flames so it kinda match the persona the TTII's have,old school look with modern flair...so it works for me..I really dig kyle and stacy tuckers 69' camaro with the fiske. Some day when I own a 69 camaro I too will run fiske.There are other style wheels that look good, but there has to be some thing said for the convience of being able to run down to the local tire shop and paying for a nice set of wheels.
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    7. 07-30-2008 #46
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      Do they exist?

      Does anyone know if American racing makes a TT II
      with black centers that will go on a first gen camaro?
      If so post pics of them on the car please.
      I know about the Torque thrust M but seems as the bolt pattern is for FORD Mustang only.
      I saw a brochure yesterday that showed solid black TT's on a NEW Dodge Charger. Looked pretty sweet.
      What I would be interested in is if I could see what a set of TT's with black face and polished lip on a 67 or 68 camaro.
      Do they exist?
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      Quote Originally Posted by 1BADRS
      Does anyone know if American racing makes a TT II
      with black centers that will go on a first gen camaro?
      If so post pics of them on the car please.
      I know about the Torque thrust M but seems as the bolt pattern is for FORD Mustang only.
      I saw a brochure yesterday that showed solid black TT's on a NEW Dodge Charger. Looked pretty sweet.
      What I would be interested in is if I could see what a set of TT's with black face and polished lip on a 67 or 68 camaro.
      Do they exist?
      The AR CL205's are a flat grey finish...you could always paint those black if you wanted to.Same wheel otherwise...
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    9. 07-30-2008 #48
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      Let me look those up.
      Well the point was kinda of not having to paint a new wheel...LOL..
      But I will check them out anyway.
      Thanks for the response!
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    10. 07-30-2008 #49
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      Ok...after more research on the AR site (it was down yesterday)
      seems they may have the TTM that will fit a first gen.

      Part No. Size Offset Backside Bolt Circle Note

      105M28561A 20x8.5 0 4 3/4 5x4 3/4
      105M7961A 17x9 45 6 3/4 5x4 3/4
      105M7861A 17x8 0 4 1/2 5x4 3/4
      105M71561A 17x10.5 44 7 1/2 5x4 3/4


      Now if I can only see a pic of them on a 67 or 68 camaro
      Now they even have them in anthracite wich may be even cooler!
      Time to get out the photo shop!



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    11. 07-31-2008 #50
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      I wish I had a nickel for everyone made! I visited Sun Spec Billet Factory and these folks make a nice living off of accessorizing these wheels. The design is timeless.
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    12. 08-07-2008 #51
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      I like the look of them, they were already on my 67' when I bought it so I kept them. You do see them a lot of them though as 5 spoke wheels just look good in general. I will change them someday but I've got other things I want for the car first.

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    13. 08-07-2008 #52
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      I have since decided to stay with the polished.
      I don't think black or grey will look good on a dark blue metallic car.
      If I can just make up my mind on what size to run.
      I know 17 x 7 and 17 x 8 work without a hitch. Just so afraid of rubbing issues.
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