Black Rims?
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I have seen ones a while ago it looked awesome! you could search for it black rims w/ truck in 2004/05 or post it like this one.
I m planning to (well, i ll try) to save some $$ for black Amercian racing Teflon wheel but i dont think its avaiable for our truck.
AR767 is a black rims but its steel- a bit heavy..if you bend it, just use BFH and wack it back in shape hehe i did this with my Jeep rockcrawling LOL!
YOMAN!
I m planning to (well, i ll try) to save some $$ for black Amercian racing Teflon wheel but i dont think its avaiable for our truck.
AR767 is a black rims but its steel- a bit heavy..if you bend it, just use BFH and wack it back in shape hehe i did this with my Jeep rockcrawling LOL!
YOMAN!
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YIKES, not that one... that ugly is one...isnt a batmobile eh ??
One i saw is FX4 supercrew with no cover cap in rear.
I just remembered now that he did powercoating black on his rims.
I'll try and find pix then paste it in here.
YOMAN!
One i saw is FX4 supercrew with no cover cap in rear.
I just remembered now that he did powercoating black on his rims.
I'll try and find pix then paste it in here.
YOMAN!
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Funny u asked..
Hello,
Thank you for your interest in American Racing. We do offer the Victor Teflon in a 17x8 and a 18x9.5 in the 6x135 bolt pattern. For fitment information please refer to our online application guide found at www.americanracing.com, or feel free to visit one of our local dealers. They will be able to provide you with fitment information as well as pricing and availability. If you need to find a dealer close to you just use the dealer locator which can also be found on our website.
Thanks
AR
<HR tabIndex=-1>From: supscott225@comcast.net [mailto:supscott225@comcast.net]
Sent: Mon 10/11/2004 11:39 PM
To: americanracing, info
Subject: Victor Teflon
is there a model of the Victor Teflon that can be used on my 2004 f150? the bolt pattern is 6X135. if not, will there be one available?
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Thank you for your interest in American Racing. We do offer the Victor Teflon in a 17x8 and a 18x9.5 in the 6x135 bolt pattern. For fitment information please refer to our online application guide found at www.americanracing.com, or feel free to visit one of our local dealers. They will be able to provide you with fitment information as well as pricing and availability. If you need to find a dealer close to you just use the dealer locator which can also be found on our website.
Thanks
AR
<HR tabIndex=-1>From: supscott225@comcast.net [mailto:supscott225@comcast.net]
Sent: Mon 10/11/2004 11:39 PM
To: americanracing, info
Subject: Victor Teflon
is there a model of the Victor Teflon that can be used on my 2004 f150? the bolt pattern is 6X135. if not, will there be one available?
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The American Racing Wheels Are Almost Black. Styles Ar-367 And Ar3981. Both Are Teflon. The 3981 Is A Solid Color And The 367 Has A Polished Lip. I Have A Dark Shadow Grey F-150 And Was Hoping They Would Match My Grey But They Are Too Dark. On A Black Truck I Think They Would Appear Dark Grey. Have Actually Had My Hands On A Set Yesterday. I Am Looking Fevershily For A Set That Even Fit The Truck. But I Can Tell You That After 3 Months Of Searching The Wheels I Mentioned Are The Only Thing Close To Black That I Know About.
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thanks for the suggestions. i am not sure how a blacked out fx4 would look, especially if the rims werent completely black.. so i want to see some pics before making any choices. im sure i speak for a few people on this sight as well. keep us updated!
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any one know if a 16'' rim will fit over the rotors and calipers on a 04 fx4 shopping for rims and its hard to find 33's for the stock 18'' and want to know ewhat my options are on aggressive looking AT's or some mud tires that won't wear down all that fast
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no 16's- only 17 and above. the most popular tire for an 18 inch wheel is the Nitto Terra Grappler 325/60/18. other choice is the BFG A/T 285/65/18 (works well with stock wheel) look in gallerys for pictures.
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man thats horrible most At's or Mud tires are relatively cheap until you get to 17's and all though i like the stock 18''s they jsut don't look like they would have the width you need for them well back to the drawing board.
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I have 17" american eagle wheels on 35" Pro Comp Xterrain Radial tires. The tires have worn great so far and they are pretty quiet on the highway. Just another option for you.
Sorry, I don't know how to post only the link without showing the actual picture.
Sorry, I don't know how to post only the link without showing the actual picture.
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ok i'm about to order some rims pretty quick so a quick response would be great
i'm looking at some 17's x 8 's with 4.5 inch back spacing and the skyjacker 3'' suspension lift can i run 33'' 12.50's without it rubbing on that upper arm that is so close to the tires now
and yes i know it's not good to run 12.50's on 8'' rims but i did it before with no problems and its really me only option and the lug spacing is 6x5.5 right srry
so the questions are lug spacing being 6x5.5 and 17's 33''12.50 with no rubbing
i'm looking at some 17's x 8 's with 4.5 inch back spacing and the skyjacker 3'' suspension lift can i run 33'' 12.50's without it rubbing on that upper arm that is so close to the tires now
and yes i know it's not good to run 12.50's on 8'' rims but i did it before with no problems and its really me only option and the lug spacing is 6x5.5 right srry
so the questions are lug spacing being 6x5.5 and 17's 33''12.50 with no rubbing