Moltenice that is awesome I wish i could use photoshop that well

 

thanks man.
It helps when you take pictures with natural lighting and you have to choose whether or not to adjust the exposure settings for the subject or the background, and end up with blown, boring sky, or whatever else.
You can just put the sky or background that you initially wanted.

 

great pics, but I'm curious if everyone is running with the saleen offset (30 and 44 mm) or have some gone with 4 wheels that have the same offset. I am looking at these wheels but don't want them to rub or stick out.

 

I added a few more saleen parts so I figured i'd update my pictures.





upclose with emblem delete


Farther away.. One of my favorites. I need to put a new camera on the toy list.


front view

 

All you have to do is search thru this site on this topic. YES, I have the exact combo you describe all 4 same backspace so I could rotate...you can put this combo either way on a stock f150 and have no issues what so ever w/rubbing.
https://www.f150online.com/forums/pa...ims-tires.html

 

I am running the 44mm up front and 30mm in back and dont have any issues except with a little spray from the tires sticking out a little and when I turn when its wet or I run through a puddle

 

Some nice freakin trucks on this site, makes me want to sell my Roush 20's

 

you could run either all +44 mm offsets or all +30 mm offsets with no problem at all. the reason saleen made the wheels like this is because they are smart and realized the wheels sit more tucked in on the rear. therefore, they added a welded on wheel spacer (that's basically all they did in the rear) to make the wheels seem almost flush when comparing front to rear.

if you wanted it to look right AND rotate - you should get all +44 mm offsets and add a wheel spacer in the rear (approx 14 mm or 0.5 inch)

 

I want to get saleen wheels soon and its hard to find all one offset (in my budget), so what if I buy them with both offsets and when the +44 are on the back I use a spacer? Would that be possible to rotate them all like that? How do the fronts look with the +33mm offset?

 

Where is everyone getting their Saleen wheels from? I've been on the hunt and the only place I can find is the outrageously priced ones on Ebay.

 

Jwool15.. those are some badass houses in that 4th photo. I saw them and knew it was Texas.

And YES you need a new camera. PM me if you need help choosing one

 

that is hot!!!!! great looking truck!!!


ohh yeah and i am joining the club Friday.. sold the 24's and bought a set of saleens... i am super excited!!!

 

44mm are suppose to go in the front but you could use them in the rear.

Last year around this time there was a huge as discount going on a few members jumped on it. I bought mine last year in Nov (08) but I didnt put them on until May (09)


Don't forget to post plenty of pics

 

mine came stock.....

cant get to a pic at work though....

 

Post a pic right meow!