Need your opinions on this setup - Bushwacker / Moto Metals
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From: San Diego, CA
Originally Posted by kanter
Does Moto Metal have a website with sizes and such?
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Cheapest for the wheels I have found is here: http://www.tiresdelivered.com/products.php?cat=471
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Originally Posted by sirshan
Cheapest for the wheels I have found is here: http://www.tiresdelivered.com/products.php?cat=471
FYI it took me 3 months to get them in.... Customer service was less then stellar.
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Originally Posted by ford2004F150
DING DING! this is where i got mine from.... and this IS the cheapest place to get moto 951s but be prepaired for a run around....
FYI it took me 3 months to get them in.... Customer service was less then stellar.
FYI it took me 3 months to get them in.... Customer service was less then stellar.
. Id rather pay the extra and get them sooner
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the ceapest place is your local wheel store. no shipping and you can negociate if you are getting an installation package. If you find a cheaper place on the internet bring it you your local shop. They might lower their price like they did for me
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I just ordered a set of 17x9 951 from 4 wheel parts and them for 118.00 a piese I found the at online tires for that price and 4 wheel parts will match it and to beat all every third weekend they have free shipping by the way the backspacing is 4.5 inches
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From: NJ
Originally Posted by ford2004F150
Don't get the silly flares.... they don't need them to look good.
Here is mine:
You'll never fit those 33/13.5 without big time rubbing on them. They will rub like hell. Go with 33/12 or smaller...
Maybe if you went with a 2.0 or 2.5 leveling kit maybe... but damn that is TOO CLOSE for those tires!
Look at how close it was on my setup:
Here is mine:
You'll never fit those 33/13.5 without big time rubbing on them. They will rub like hell. Go with 33/12 or smaller...
Maybe if you went with a 2.0 or 2.5 leveling kit maybe... but damn that is TOO CLOSE for those tires!
Look at how close it was on my setup:
What is your setup.... That looks CLOSE!
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From: Cali
Man...now Im windering if I should just go with some 285/65 18 BFG AT until I get a full lift.
What do you guys think? I do go wheel'en, so I need some clearance. Think Id be cutting it too close with what you got?
What do you guys think? I do go wheel'en, so I need some clearance. Think Id be cutting it too close with what you got?