View Poll Results: Witch looks better?
Toqure Thrust II
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Tell me which rim would look better on my car
11-30-03, 11:31 AM
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Tell me witch rim would look better on my car
1st choice, Amercian racing Toqure thrust II
http://www.jegs.com/cgi-bin/ncommerc...41&prmenbr=361
2nd Choice Weld Racing Forged 5Star
http://www.jegs.com/cgi-bin/ncommerc...83&prmenbr=361
http://www.jegs.com/cgi-bin/ncommerc...41&prmenbr=361
2nd Choice Weld Racing Forged 5Star
http://www.jegs.com/cgi-bin/ncommerc...83&prmenbr=361
11-30-03, 11:36 AM
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im going, no rice on my car and i wanted some no bs rims for it, the toqure thrust's are fairly affordable and easy to find used, i think they are what ied go for to.
11-30-03, 12:02 PM
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Dude, neither, those belong on vintage american muscle cars. The AR wheels were very common upgrade with early to mid 70's camaro's. The second wheel you have looks more like a vet wheel.
11-30-03, 12:34 PM
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As stated, these are muscle car rims built for Detroit steel.
The first one is a Cragar knockoff, and the second are typical drag type wheels.
The first one is a Cragar knockoff, and the second are typical drag type wheels.
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11-30-03, 12:57 PM
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Originally posted by Mr. Eccentric
As stated, these are muscle car rims built for Detroit steel.
The first one is a Cragar knockoff, and the second are typical drag type wheels.
As stated, these are muscle car rims built for Detroit steel.
The first one is a Cragar knockoff, and the second are typical drag type wheels.
11-30-03, 05:08 PM
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too shiny, and just ugly anyway. and I bet those things are pretty dang heavy. I'd choose the stock wheels over those things any day.
and going no rice on your car doesn't mean you have to buy american parts for your car. in fact, buying those nasty things IMHO, would make your car more ricey.
but if you like them, go for it.
and going no rice on your car doesn't mean you have to buy american parts for your car. in fact, buying those nasty things IMHO, would make your car more ricey.
but if you like them, go for it.
11-30-03, 11:36 PM
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eh... look good on a Mustang...
The Torq Thrust look good on a late 60s stang (as a matter of fact, American Racing Torq Thrust Ds were on Bullitt...
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The welds, well, they look better... but I still don't particularly like them for the 'rex
The Torq Thrusts aren't light, but I guarantee the Welds are pretty light, that's what Weld does.
The Torq Thrust look good on a late 60s stang (as a matter of fact, American Racing Torq Thrust Ds were on Bullitt...
)The welds, well, they look better... but I still don't particularly like them for the 'rex
The Torq Thrusts aren't light, but I guarantee the Welds are pretty light, that's what Weld does.
12-01-03, 05:29 AM
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Those wheels do not belong on an RX7, and if I saw one with them I would probably laugh. I am sorry, but it just does not compliment the car at all. If you like them tho, go for it.
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