new wheels&tires&height
#1
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From: Forest Lake, MN
Hey everyone.
I usually don't put a lot of effort into aesthetic stuff.
But, I accidentally made some drastic (not really) changes.
I spent many hours cleaning and polishing these.
they were the dirtiest wheels ever.
they still need a lot of work, but they look good from 10 feet.
I had to drop it 2" to get it to look decent with the 285/55/18s.
So what do you guys think? Compared to the old sig pic?



I usually don't put a lot of effort into aesthetic stuff.
But, I accidentally made some drastic (not really) changes.
I spent many hours cleaning and polishing these.
they were the dirtiest wheels ever.

they still need a lot of work, but they look good from 10 feet.

I had to drop it 2" to get it to look decent with the 285/55/18s.

So what do you guys think? Compared to the old sig pic?



Last edited by Moddoo; Aug 3, 2008 at 10:28 PM.
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Oh yeah, details
they are Boyd Coddington Genesis 6
18x8s
My sig pic just has the stock 17s
These are 6# lighter too.
I liked the stockers. they just had a terrible offset with my fender flares.
these fit pretty nicely.
they are Boyd Coddington Genesis 6
18x8s
My sig pic just has the stock 17s
These are 6# lighter too.
I liked the stockers. they just had a terrible offset with my fender flares.
these fit pretty nicely.
#7
Truck looks awesome now. I love those Boyd wheels. I know what you mean about the stock wheel offset and fender flares. I always cringe at the sight of a truck with stock wheels and fender flares.




i hate my 20's there really heavy