17x11 options available?
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Joined: Oct 2003
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From: New Jersey
You could go with some HRE wheels but they are really pricey but they are some great looking wheels!!!
http://www.hrewheels.com/ShowRoom/ here you can see the rims on an SS Camaro
http://www.hrewheels.com/ShowRoom/ here you can see the rims on an SS Camaro
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Joined: Jul 2003
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From: Central NJ
www.budnik.com has some wheels, and so does www.Iforged.com. Iforged wheels are nice, but really expensive. Budnik wheels are cheaper but still pricey.
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From: Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
Originally posted by Fastbird93
Don't forget the REALLY nice ones like Fikse and Simmons. A nice of 17X11 rear set of Fikse FM5 or FM10's can't be beat on looks IMO.
Don't forget the REALLY nice ones like Fikse and Simmons. A nice of 17X11 rear set of Fikse FM5 or FM10's can't be beat on looks IMO.
but damn are they nice.
I would LOVE a set of those, but $2400 for a set (give or take) is quite a bit.
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From: New Jersey
Originally posted by DrivingZiggy
'96 Corvette Grand Sport wheels are also available in that size.
'96 Corvette Grand Sport wheels are also available in that size.
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From: Under The Hood
Originally posted by Mr.Whitey
I know you guys warned me about being costly but...DAMN
. I just can't do $3000 for a set of wheels but they are nice!! The ZR1 wheels now look MUCH better.
I know you guys warned me about being costly but...DAMN
. I just can't do $3000 for a set of wheels but they are nice!! The ZR1 wheels now look MUCH better.
the Torq Thrust II's are nice but Polished aluminum is a pain in the A double S to keep clean.
Last edited by Heatmaker; Nov 29, 2003 at 07:34 PM.