Bad A$$ Wheel!!!!!
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Bad A$$ Wheel!!!!!
I know the folks that own this company and from what I gather, they'll be doing this wheel in gloss black/machined, 20x10, 6x135, -25mm for lifted trucks...I'm on it as soon as it's available this year. Bushwacker Pocket Style Flares, this wheel, and some aggressive 20" M/T rubber...Case closed.
I'm in love...no, LUST.
I'm in love...no, LUST.
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Originally Posted by F150BQ
I know the folks that own this company and from what I gather, they'll be doing this wheel in gloss black/machined, 20x10, 6x135, +35mm...I'm on it as soon as it's available this year. Bushwacker Pocket Style Flares, this wheel, and some aggressive 20" M/T rubber...Case closed.
I'm in love...no, LUST.
I'm in love...no, LUST.
Looks nice. To me, it looks like the old Camaro wheels.
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N8s93turbo,
I like that wheel. Looks similar to the Ultra Mako or the Mazzi Hulk in styling I guess...the black/machined stuff all looks awesome to me.
Budha,
Camaro Iroc. That's funny - I thought the same thing when I saw it. The wheel is called the "Pypz Off Road" because the spokes are concave like half of a pipe. I've seen a prototype and the spokes are so deep you could lay a beer can in there and it cover about half of it.
I like that wheel. Looks similar to the Ultra Mako or the Mazzi Hulk in styling I guess...the black/machined stuff all looks awesome to me.
Budha,
Camaro Iroc. That's funny - I thought the same thing when I saw it. The wheel is called the "Pypz Off Road" because the spokes are concave like half of a pipe. I've seen a prototype and the spokes are so deep you could lay a beer can in there and it cover about half of it.
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HP Designs
The company is called HP Designs. Their website is: http://www.perfectlyround.com
They have been in business 3 years. My company has dealt directly with them for all 3 years and they are a stand up outfit.
I'm hearing that these will be available in 60-90 days, but will post more when I hear.
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That brings up a question that I have. These are only going to be available 20x10 in a -25mm offset for lifted trucks...big ole 4.25" lip. I have a 2" TuffCountry leveling kit, that's it.
Think I could run this wheel with a 33x12.50x20 without rubbing issues?
Think I could go 35x12.50x20?
It's going to stick out pretty good isn't it? I'm thinking that I can cover the tire, or get real close, with some Bushwacker Fender Flares.
I really don't want to do a big lift on this truck for quite some time, but I've got to have these wheels.
They have been in business 3 years. My company has dealt directly with them for all 3 years and they are a stand up outfit.
I'm hearing that these will be available in 60-90 days, but will post more when I hear.
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That brings up a question that I have. These are only going to be available 20x10 in a -25mm offset for lifted trucks...big ole 4.25" lip. I have a 2" TuffCountry leveling kit, that's it.
Think I could run this wheel with a 33x12.50x20 without rubbing issues?
Think I could go 35x12.50x20?
It's going to stick out pretty good isn't it? I'm thinking that I can cover the tire, or get real close, with some Bushwacker Fender Flares.
I really don't want to do a big lift on this truck for quite some time, but I've got to have these wheels.
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Originally Posted by F150BQ
The company is called HP Designs. Their website is: http://www.perfectlyround.com
They have been in business 3 years. My company has dealt directly with them for all 3 years and they are a stand up outfit.
I'm hearing that these will be available in 60-90 days, but will post more when I hear.
------
That brings up a question that I have. These are only going to be available 20x10 in a -25mm offset for lifted trucks...big ole 4.25" lip. I have a 2" TuffCountry leveling kit, that's it.
Think I could run this wheel with a 33x12.50x20 without rubbing issues?
Think I could go 35x12.50x20?
It's going to stick out pretty good isn't it? I'm thinking that I can cover the tire, or get real close, with some Bushwacker Fender Flares.
I really don't want to do a big lift on this truck for quite some time, but I've got to have these wheels.
They have been in business 3 years. My company has dealt directly with them for all 3 years and they are a stand up outfit.
I'm hearing that these will be available in 60-90 days, but will post more when I hear.
------
That brings up a question that I have. These are only going to be available 20x10 in a -25mm offset for lifted trucks...big ole 4.25" lip. I have a 2" TuffCountry leveling kit, that's it.
Think I could run this wheel with a 33x12.50x20 without rubbing issues?
Think I could go 35x12.50x20?
It's going to stick out pretty good isn't it? I'm thinking that I can cover the tire, or get real close, with some Bushwacker Fender Flares.
I really don't want to do a big lift on this truck for quite some time, but I've got to have these wheels.