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New Rims For My F150 - meford4u - 12-01-2005
Ok, I know few of you care, but after much research I may have decided to get these.
http://www.truckextras.com/products/evo_renegade_xt.asp
Why the change? Yes they are more expensive but they can also put up with our harsh winters. The Ion rim has a 1 year guarantee and it is a three piece rim. The rim above, Weld, is a one piece high quality aluminum rim with a 5 year guarantee. I don't want the hastle of storing rims. These baby's are going to run all year long.
It's a big enough PIA storing a Focus for the winter.
New Rims For My F150 - microbunny - 12-01-2005
meford4u,Nov 30 2005, 06:39 PM Wrote:Ok, I know few of you care, but after much research I may have decided to get these.
http://www.truckextras.com/products/evo_renegade_xt.asp
Why the change? Yes they are more expensive but they can also put up with our harsh winters. The Ion rim has a 1 year guarantee and it is a three piece rim. The rim above, Weld, is a one piece high quality aluminum rim with a 5 year guarantee. I don't want the hastle of storing rims. These baby's are going to run all year long.
It's a big enough PIA storing a Focus for the winter.
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22"s
New Rims For My F150 - meford4u - 12-01-2005
microbunny,Nov 30 2005, 06:44 PM Wrote:meford4u,Nov 30 2005, 06:39 PM Wrote:Ok, I know few of you care, but after much research I may have decided to get these.
http://www.truckextras.com/products/evo_renegade_xt.asp
Why the change? Yes they are more expensive but they can also put up with our harsh winters. The Ion rim has a 1 year guarantee and it is a three piece rim. The rim above, Weld, is a one piece high quality aluminum rim with a 5 year guarantee. I don't want the hastle of storing rims. These baby's are going to run all year long.
It's a big enough PIA storing a Focus for the winter.
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22"s
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I have a line on buying a six month old set of these with tires for $1600 US shipped
http://www.centerlinewheels.com/wheel_deal...ehicle&data=13#
And yes the 22's
But I don't want those tires but I may put up with them for a year or so and run the snot out of them or try and sell them and buy the tires I want. But it really isn't the look I want.
New Rims For My F150 - ZTWsquared - 12-01-2005
meford4u,Nov 30 2005, 07:39 PM Wrote:Ok, I know few of you care, but after much research I may have decided to get these.Those are really gorgeous - will look awesome on F-150.
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BTW - 2 things ... couldn't find the "mefordfawku truck fund" - so I guess you got all the donations you needed ...
and, sorry about this (this chit just jumps off the screen and pokes my eyeballs) but I have to paste here a part of the description of your wheels off the website ... of all the words to misspell.
"High strength 6061 aluminum alloy. Perfectly true and percision balanced. All surfaces are 100% machined. Our wheels are garanteed to be true within .012", (industry best) and balanced within one ounce..."
New Rims For My F150 - microbunny - 12-01-2005
22's rule
New Rims For My F150 - NefCanuck - 12-01-2005
Nice choice in rims meford4u, wonder how "light" those rims actually are?
Probably still weigh more than twice what one of my rims weighs :P :rofl:
NefCanuck
New Rims For My F150 - meford4u - 12-01-2005
NefCanuck,Nov 30 2005, 07:25 PM Wrote:Nice choice in rims meford4u, wonder how "light" those rims actually are?
Probably still weigh more than twice what one of my rims weighs :P :rofl:
NefCanuck
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Rims would be a bit heavier, but the tire weight would sink you.
New Rims For My F150 - NefCanuck - 12-01-2005
meford4u,Nov 30 2005, 08:26 PM Wrote:NefCanuck,Nov 30 2005, 07:25 PM Wrote:Nice choice in rims meford4u, wonder how "light" those rims actually are?
Probably still weigh more than twice what one of my rims weighs :P :rofl:
NefCanuck
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Rims would be a bit heavier, but the tire weight would sink you.
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Hah, I'm betting I couldn't even bench press one of your tires... and I work out four times a week... sad ain't it? :D
NefCanuck
New Rims For My F150 - microbunny - 12-01-2005
what rubber are you gettin..
just faq off and tell me without the attitude...i dont wanna read 3 pages of shiat!
fuker!
New Rims For My F150 - meford4u - 12-01-2005
The rubber on the used tires is the nitto 440's. I'll try and post a pic he sent me.
The rubber I want is more aggresive tread like a BFG mudder.
New Rims For My F150 - meford4u - 12-01-2005
ok go here and see what the used rims look like
http://photobucket.com/albums/a212/meford4...nt=DSC01084.jpg
and yes they are 22's
New Rims For My F150 - schade - 12-01-2005
Get the BFG all-terrain T/A ... there an amazing tire, specially if you want the mudder look.
I have them on my '05 Tundra truck at work and there just amazing in all weather conditions
New Rims For My F150 - meford4u - 12-01-2005
schade,Nov 30 2005, 09:15 PM Wrote:Get the BFG all-terrain T/A ... there an amazing tire, specially if you want the mudder look.
I have them on my '05 Tundra truck at work and there just amazing in all weather conditions
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I have them on my truck now.