You could have a 2pc wheel which can be wider

 

CL's are hard to beat for the price..

 

If you find the style you want but not in the size you want? Just get 4in the narrower size & get then 2 of them custom widened by Wheels America Wheel Repair. That is how I got my 2 17"x11" ROH Snypers for my GTA. Bought 4 9"s & had 2 widened to 11". Nothing lost in the strength by the welding & no problems getting tires balanced on them. Too bad they (5 lugs) won't fit my 2002 Sierra.

 

That **** never comes free. You will pay somewhere down the line

I agree with everyone here. Centerlines are about as good as it gets price wise for what they offer. Bogarts would be **** though

 

Just fair warning getting centerline to build you "custom" wheels to your specs. I had them build me two sets of 16's for track wheels and they got the backspacing wrong on both sets and were a pain to deal with. One of the hoops was milled off center and ended up cracking because the metal was too thin. But they were cheap, initially.

Whomever you go with, I am interested to see how your 17" track setup works out. I have been pondering the same thing and using the 390 M&H so I can do a big brake kit.

 

I too had a set of Centerlines built years ago. The offset was wrong and I was told "enjoy." I won't make that mistake again.

 

I to like centerlines alot, but ive found out their is a reason they are so cheap... quality is hit or miss and their customer service is complete ****... Ive ordered "in stock" wheels before and waited a month, and just a few days ago cancelled my order for those exact rapid wheels after 3 weeks with no single word.. Been that way for years too..

 

Damn I guess I'll wait and save some more for bogarts then damn I hate having 3 cars

 

Just look around for used centerlines. I would never get them straight from them.

 

used bogarts seem to come up more often, just gotta be ready and have cash in hand..