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Hey guys...I need some help with Rims. I have tried looking, and most black sets of rims are for FWD cars, not RWD trucks. I really like the look of an all black rim with all black tire. So here comes the poll! What do you think!?
Do you perfer:
custom rims
alloy rims
all back rims
stock rims
stock/aftermarket rims powdercoated black (idea I had late last night)
Thanks Sigma...do you perfer a particular brand?? I would assume everyones post is gonna be in their own personal opinion....noone can say that the rims you like suck and your wrong.....they can say tghe first half of the sentance...but...yeah!
I have the claw model from Ultra wheel. I really like the design. They were only availible in 16" when I bought them but now they make an 18 so I'll have to upgrade one of these days.
Anyway, steel or allow, either one is nice. However Steel, even if chromed, will still rust.
Black allow wheels are tough to come by, unless they're painted. If that's what you want though Garrett, we can all search and help you find some cool ones.
What size do you want? Let me know and I'll start looking.
Centerline
Weld
American Racing
Cragar
Keystone
The black wagon wheels, or rock crawlers that I have on my truck are awful. Stay away from them unless you plan on driving strictly off-road. These rims are NOT round and are thumpy on the highway.
Man, you just swing from one side of the tree to the other, don't you!!!!!
Hmmm, I like either something really bland and simple like a all matt black 16" wagon wheel, or something really really off the wall wacko looking like spider rims in a 24". Too funny.
Hehe...thats why I said to call me Mr Peepers!! Im a tree swinger! LoL...I was just saying that I like 24s ...very bling..but what I want are RWD black racing rims...but I dont want to spend a crapload of money....
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