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Thread: Cheapest place to get Budniks??
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06-08-2005 #1
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Cheapest place to get Budniks??
My friend is looking at getting a set of 18's for his second gen and is wondeirng the best/cheapest place to get a set of BUdnkiks, prefereabbly out of CA so he can save on sales tax. thanks!!
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06-08-2005 #2
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Cheapest place that I found was factory direct. I think someone that works there is a member on this forum...I think his name is Jon.
06-08-2005 #3
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I'd like to know as well. A set of Grid 5s would look nice.
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DSE has great prices on Budniks I shopped around quite a bit and have some good connections in the wheel and tire world and I couldn't beat their prices!
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DSE was the cheapest I found
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SRM or Streetrods by Michael was the cheapest I found when I was looking . I did not end up buying wheels through them though.
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06-16-2005 #8
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I looked everywhere , and Detroit Speed & Eng ( DSE ) had the best prices , and great customer service to boot !
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