Sure, now ya give me that side shot.

It isn't great, as I don't have a steady hand, or there's probably a better way than a mouse to do it. But u see the new on front, old on rear. I tried.

I can't quite get the cut & paste done real cleanly, & I had to resize the wheel from your Ebay Centerlines. SO therefore it may appear tooo downsized but it was as close as I could get. I'm sure others could tinker w/. pics a bit, but there ya go.
Crude I know. My mad paint skilz.

 

The angles don't match perfectly, but you get the idea...

 

Thanks guys! I'll post a pic of them on later.

 

Showoff.

Much, much better than mine. Like a child's compared to an adult's.

Seriously, how was that done Dan? Just tryin to learn.

 

He cropped just one wheel that was at the closest angle to what he needed then just had the program size it to the radius he wanted

He also had a easier angle of truck to work with.

I can hook you up with serious tutorials if you really wanted Photochop gets really complicated but kinda fun.

I personally think you should run the ones on there with race rubber and the ones you just got DDing around, I think the new ones look great.

 

LMAO Tom, that was terrible!!!

Great deal on the wheels, i had a set of those bout 10 years ago on my ZR2 pickup, really awesome quality wheels.

Love your truck man!

 

nice lookin wheels, what size tires you puttin on there?

 

thats a good lookin set of wheels! gonna look good man

 

Hey Tim. Where were u at several hrs back when he wanted someone more artsy than my crude paint?
I appreciate the punch in the bobos.


So I have 2 things for you to do, try this. HA

 

My street tires are 275/70R16, and I plan to order some 275/55R16 M&H Racemaster DR's for the track. Still trying to decide which tires will end up on which wheels.