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Jan 12, 2006 | 02:21 PM

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AKennedy87

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From: Chelmsford, MA

Summit racing has em for like 37 bucks each. I think they were the cragar wheels but not sure, check it out

Jan 12, 2006 | 03:32 PM

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Giraffe

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From: Calgary AB Canada

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Originally Posted by celica

Yah that happened on my drivers side - I welded up the bumper but I need to replace it still so I can put my mudflaps back on. My revers side wheel well looks like that or worse. I am going to get inserts for mine.

Ya mines bad.. I am planning on just cutting them right out. get rid of the wheel wells entirely so that I can fint bigger tires without a body lift. I am not a big fan of them

Jan 12, 2006 | 03:34 PM

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Giraffe

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From: Calgary AB Canada

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Originally Posted by celica

there are some in the bargain finder, I believe the chevy ones have the same bolt pattern. There doesn't seem to be many good deals right now but I don't know how much new ones cost

Chevy's and toyota share the same bolt patterns... 15 by 6 on 5.50... Only problem with factory chevy rims is the fact that the center hole is to small to fit over the hub.. Some cutting is involved.

Jan 12, 2006 | 03:47 PM

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91Toyota4x4

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From: Gainesville, FL

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Originally Posted by Giraffe

What size rims are those? 15 by what and what kinda back spacing.. Do you have any trouble with rubbing.

They are 32x11.5 MT/Rs on 15x8s with 3.5" BS. I have only heard them rub once and I think it was the rear tires befor I had the chevies on with stock springs. I just took the sway bar off though so it might rub some now.

Jan 13, 2006 | 11:08 AM

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getitdone

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From: Ft. Collins, Co

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Originally Posted by hill

Chris... those are the sexiest wheels ive seen on this webpage todate...... you HAVE to spill your process for painting as well as type of paint..>DAM!!!!

The best part is that they are cheep and easy to retouch.
Although I haven't had the need to yet.

Process

Any questions?