18" Weld Velociti 6
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18" Weld Velociti 6
These are on sale on tirerack.com. Never seen them for less than $450 before. Just paid $299 and $30 to ship. If you ever wanted these wheels now is the time to order. Plus no sales tax for me in CA.
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ahhhh man.
I loved this rims for the longest time but they were so expensive.
I ened up getting a set of Chrome 18" Mazzi's for 200 each.
They're soooooo nice!!!!
I loved this rims for the longest time but they were so expensive.
I ened up getting a set of Chrome 18" Mazzi's for 200 each.
They're soooooo nice!!!!
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I just checked out the 20s and they are closeout also. Originally $663 now $439. 
Nice but still spendy. They look light for 20s (29.5lbs). I guess your paying for the quality and materials used rather then a 35-40lb hunk of chromed steel that cost 200 clams each.
Nice but still spendy. They look light for 20s (29.5lbs). I guess your paying for the quality and materials used rather then a 35-40lb hunk of chromed steel that cost 200 clams each.
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Originally Posted by GotBeer
They just showed up at my house. Cant wait to get the leveling kit installed and get these things put on. And I still cant believe that price. One place in my town wanted $600 each.
Lucky! I wanna see some pictures!
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Originally Posted by AirborneRacer
I just checked out the 20s and they are closeout also. Originally $663 now $439. Nice but still spendy. They look light for 20s (29.5lbs). I guess your paying for the quality and materials used rather then a 35-40lb hunk of chromed steel that cost 200 clams each.
Nice but still spendy. They look light for 20s (29.5lbs). I guess your paying for the quality and materials used rather then a 35-40lb hunk of chromed steel that cost 200 clams each.Last edited by mlawdawg; Mar 18, 2006 at 12:54 PM.
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Originally Posted by mlawdawg
Plus they are forged from one piece of aluminum for strength.
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Originally Posted by AirborneRacer
And if I am correct isnt forged aluminum lighter then cast hence the higher prices as well? Lighter is better though when it comes to rotating mass and I am sure your brake system will be a bit more thankful.
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They fit. Thank the lord. I was worried. Thought the tires would rub, but plenty of clearance. Only close spot is between the upper ball joint and the tire (325/60/18). Are all the rest of you close there (about 1/4")? 1 tire is done, 3 more to mount and balance, Ill post pics later.
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All finished. Hard to believe how much taller it made it. My 5' tall girlfriend had a hard time before, now she really has a hard time getting in.
This worries me a little though. Any comments on it? Is everybody elses this close?
This worries me a little though. Any comments on it? Is everybody elses this close?