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Old 05-29-03, 04:02 PM
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wheels for slicks

Im wondering what rim are out there that are good and fairly cheap for some drag racing i dont want the stock rims i want something aftermarket! Are there some good light cheap rims out there! thanks
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what size/offset?
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16 by 8 and for a third gen!
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You are not going to get lighter than stock for a cheap price, unless you find a really good deal on a set of used Competitions or TE-37s. It's only for drag racing, what's wrong with the stockers?
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just wanted to see if there was anything better out there for racing! I havea 4 bent stock rims off my parts car and they are 100 to straighten each rim so i was wondernig if something better was out there for about 100 bucks so i guess for only 200 for 2 rims arent that bad! Ill let oyu know what i do! thanks
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Frequently used stockers go for $400 a set. Like someone already set if you are sticking with 16x8 you can't beat it, not even for twice the price.
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Originally posted by mmonaco
just wanted to see if there was anything better out there for racing!

You could be like the pro's and go with Weld's, might even be able to get a 10" wheel/slick combo(depending on how serious of a racer you are) I'm not sure.
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