Chrome vrs. Polished
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go chrome, you will be glad you did when you see what the polished wheels look like after a few months. Thats why I had my budniks chromed. Its almost zero maintenence, and i think the chrome does look better anyways, as long as its done right
#13
Originally Posted by Tiburon
Looks like I will getting my tires and wheels tommorow. These are the wheels I will be getting.
I can get thse in polished with the Eagle GT II 275/45/20 or the Cooper same size for $1,200. Chrome, I can the same set up for $1,500. Guys, I need opnions suggestions or comments...
I can get thse in polished with the Eagle GT II 275/45/20 or the Cooper same size for $1,200. Chrome, I can the same set up for $1,500. Guys, I need opnions suggestions or comments...
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Originally Posted by Tiburon
Looks like I will getting my tires and wheels tommorow. These are the wheels I will be getting.
I can get thse in polished with the Eagle GT II 275/45/20 or the Cooper same size for $1,200. Chrome, I can the same set up for $1,500. Guys, I need opnions suggestions or comments...
I can get thse in polished with the Eagle GT II 275/45/20 or the Cooper same size for $1,200. Chrome, I can the same set up for $1,500. Guys, I need opnions suggestions or comments...
#15
Alright.. I got them today and went with the chrome ones. I got them
mounted for $1,1600 tax included. I really got an awesome deal.....
I went ahead and went with the Cooper 275/45/20 since I had a choice between this one and the Eagle GT II. After takking the original wheels of the bed and taking for a spin, I was impressed by the traction I got from these tires. Much better than the original. Before I would spin my tires like crazy. Now, I can shirp for about 5-10ft. Looks like will be getting traction bars next.
mounted for $1,1600 tax included. I really got an awesome deal.....
I went ahead and went with the Cooper 275/45/20 since I had a choice between this one and the Eagle GT II. After takking the original wheels of the bed and taking for a spin, I was impressed by the traction I got from these tires. Much better than the original. Before I would spin my tires like crazy. Now, I can shirp for about 5-10ft. Looks like will be getting traction bars next.
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That is a super deal in my opinion. I don't know why, but my chrome Centerline Lexi's were like $2500, and I shopped them around! Are those the Forged Centerlines? and if so, why so much cheaper then like the Lexi's or the others??
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Originally Posted by BADMOFO
That is a super deal in my opinion. I don't know why, but my chrome Centerline Lexi's were like $2500, and I shopped them around! Are those the Forged Centerlines? and if so, why so much cheaper then like the Lexi's or the others??
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The Stingray 3 are in the Tomahawk series and the Lexis are in the Millenium series of wheels. Tomahawk from what I heard is a more affordable series.
Please post pics of your truck with the new wheels/tires.
Please post pics of your truck with the new wheels/tires.
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Originally Posted by 00z71sierra
The Stingray 3 are in the Tomahawk series and the Lexis are in the Millenium series of wheels. Tomahawk from what I heard is a more affordable series.
Please post pics of your truck with the new wheels/tires.
Please post pics of your truck with the new wheels/tires.
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What about this for the polished folks:
http://www.stylinconcepts.com/parts....CategoryID/124
If you get what you pay for, this stuff must be great.
http://www.stylinconcepts.com/parts....CategoryID/124
If you get what you pay for, this stuff must be great.