19" Gunmetal 5 Star Rims W/Chrome Deep Dish Lip?
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http://www.wheelsnext.com/product.phtml?p=1598
like that or flatter?
like that or flatter?
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just like that only wider spokes and maybe lighter in color if possible is it called graphite? im thinking like more of a dark silver auctually, maybe gunmetal is the wrong choice of words, but i do like those rims you found if those were wider spokes i might just consider those...
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These are closer to what I want:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...category=66485
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...category=66485
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Originally Posted by RotorMotor2
Can anybody help me find some 19" rims with Gunmetal on wide flat faced 5 spoke with a chrome or polished aluminum deep dish lip? something similar to the RH C5 style?
Thanks in Advance
Thanks in Advance
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what is the cheepest price you guys can find or have a hook up with for the Gram Lights 57 F-PRO or Gram Lights 57 PRO in 19 inch by 8 or 8.5 in the front and 19" by 8,8.5,or 9" wide in the back?
any good friends? or shops?
good website? or phone #?
magazine? price?
thanks,
Jeremy
any good friends? or shops?
good website? or phone #?
magazine? price?
thanks,
Jeremy
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http://www.rh-alurad.de/
Look at this site. Click "suchen uber Felgen and then check out the RA(ZD) Rad or RAT(ZD) Rad
they look a lot like the famous 5-spoke Work wheels.
Before anyone starts flaming this brand... In europe it's quality is rate to the equivalent of BBS wheels
Look at this site. Click "suchen uber Felgen and then check out the RA(ZD) Rad or RAT(ZD) Rad
they look a lot like the famous 5-spoke Work wheels.
Before anyone starts flaming this brand... In europe it's quality is rate to the equivalent of BBS wheels
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you're lucky day... I had a quote made for them a few weeks ago...
the 2 pieced version were about 2900$ only for the 4 wheels, no tires
size's 8.5/19 , 9.5/19
the 3 pieced were about 3115$ wheels, no tires, same sizes as above
If you look closely at the pics you see that the 2 pieced have a flat lip which makes them look huge because of the big center section, the 3 pieced have a "wave" in the lip which I not like that much.
Anyway, those price i gave were with a fairly large reduction I get from my wheel supplier
my favorites are tha RAN Crossline
the 2 pieced version were about 2900$ only for the 4 wheels, no tires
size's 8.5/19 , 9.5/19
the 3 pieced were about 3115$ wheels, no tires, same sizes as above
If you look closely at the pics you see that the 2 pieced have a flat lip which makes them look huge because of the big center section, the 3 pieced have a "wave" in the lip which I not like that much.
Anyway, those price i gave were with a fairly large reduction I get from my wheel supplier
my favorites are tha RAN Crossline
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yeah, I think I like the Gram Lights better just because of the gunmetal in the middle and i guess they are made by rays who also makes volk and many more, so again: what is the cheepest price you guys can find or have a hook up with for the Gram Lights 57 F-PRO or Gram Lights 57 PRO in 19 inch by 8 or 8.5 in the front and 19" by 8,8.5,or 9" wide in the back?
any good friends? or shops?
good website? or phone #?
magazine? price?
thanks,
Jeremy
any good friends? or shops?
good website? or phone #?
magazine? price?
thanks,
Jeremy
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