What do you think is the best looking rims?
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What do you think is the best looking rims?
I have a 99 F150 ORP (maroon) I'm going to be getting new rims this spring. I know I'm going to go with the Pro Comp MT's. I also want to get some rims. I want to pick out some rims before I get the tires in the event that I end up going with 16 inch rims vs the stock size of 17. So what do you guys think would look the best? Pics would be great also. Thanks guys.
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I like my Eagle Alloy 1189's but if you live where there is snow and salt, forget it. I drove mine one time when there was salt on the roads and had to spend an entire afternoon polishing them so they didn't pit. I'm now running my stock tires and wheels for the winter. I will definitely be changing to my stockers earlier in the winter next year. Also, I have a gallery on the site that might have better pics than my sig. Do a search on rtroha in the gallery if you're interested.
Bob
Bob
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FFEric224,
In my opinion if you swap out rim's you should go to 16". The tire selection is much better & cheaper and also there is no real benefit to 17" rim's to my knowledge.
rtroha,
Were your rim's really that bad after running them in the salt ? I'm thinking about getting some aftermarket rim's but I don't want to keep switching them every season,so I was going to run them all year long.
In my opinion if you swap out rim's you should go to 16". The tire selection is much better & cheaper and also there is no real benefit to 17" rim's to my knowledge.
rtroha,
Were your rim's really that bad after running them in the salt ? I'm thinking about getting some aftermarket rim's but I don't want to keep switching them every season,so I was going to run them all year long.
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Yeah they were that bad
Hi Fallscrew,
It sucked. My rims don't have clearcoat on them so the salt just went after them. They had all these little white spots on them that I had to polish off. What a pain. I think I might buy a Dremel so I can get one of those little buffing wheels to do it next time. It's either that or get them chrome plated and not have to worry about it.
Bob
It sucked. My rims don't have clearcoat on them so the salt just went after them. They had all these little white spots on them that I had to polish off. What a pain. I think I might buy a Dremel so I can get one of those little buffing wheels to do it next time. It's either that or get them chrome plated and not have to worry about it.
Bob
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