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Old 10-05-2006, 11:18 AM
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Default 16x10-is this a good deal????

I can get this wheel for $80 a piece, they weight 28lbs.... they will be mounted with some 28x12.50x28

what do ya'll think???

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I have to say I don't like most 6 lug wheels but they happen to look nice I think..
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if they are only for the slicks why not go with a wagon wheel. those are way cheap
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Originally Posted by TXsilverado
if they are only for the slicks why not go with a wagon wheel. those are way cheap
thats the way I'm going also... and they are pretty light too I think... who cares about how they look at the track IMO... as long as you are hooking up good and running the time
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for weight, these are 16x12's that weigh about 17lbs each, however they are made to only go straight


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they look way expensive!
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MOREFRIP were did you fine them at, they look like a Douglas Wheel?? How much??
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Originally Posted by TXsilverado
if they are only for the slicks why not go with a wagon wheel. those are way cheap
do you have pic of the wagon wheels you are talking about??

they also had the all black steel wheels, they were the same price and weight 10lbs more each.... I dont care how they look at the track either but its what they have...

and yes they are only going to be for the track...
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thats a good price I think but keep looking and see if you can get a better deal if not grab them up, where did you find them, in the houston area?
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Originally Posted by v8
thats a good price I think but keep looking and see if you can get a better deal if not grab them up, where did you find them, in the houston area?
at a local discount tire store....


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