Displayed at Charlotte Goodguys car show 10-26-02.






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Wow! That looks good. Still like the Harley wheels better but they would look good in 22s or 24s.

Any possibility you could edit your post and make the pic a little smaller? I'm sure some of the guys with slower connections will get a little frustrated with that post due to the size of that pic.

 

Yeah, what he said!

 

Thought the details would be better with large picture and i am not sure how to make it smaller on this site

 

i gotta scroll over like 3 pages to find the post button

i'll keep hitting enter in this post though so you don't have to
read and scrolll over and down at the same time. LoL

anyway, it looks aight, but thats getting a little too big IMO
it raises the truck up too much. i think 22's with lower profile
tires would be the max for these trucks so it kept the same
ride height, and i still haven't seen a rim i like better than
the stock HD rims. 22 HD replicas would look nice though.
those rims are just too plain though. 6 flat spokes

and what happened to his lower grille? LoL

 

A little too Hammer-Time to suit my tastes, but hey I've got my own ride!

 

I was leary, but they look good. That's what makes these trucks great, each person makes them their own!
Brian

 

You got a better pic of my truck than I have so far! Thanks.
The 24's will be comming off after pictures and stored for show purposes only. That was the entire reason for doing them. As I posted in another thread, on this vehicle they are not street practicle, they hit the top of the fender housing on the trim piece we have, with suspension travel at normal driving speed. You have to be really careful and slow down anytime you approach a bump in the road. Steering clearance if fine and I was amazed at ride quality - it was not noticably different than the stock 20's.
Though agian it definately served it's purpose, with all the incredable cars at this event the truck & the 24's drew as much attention and booth trafic as any car at the show!

22's would be ideal. They would fill out the fender wells, ride fine and have no clearance problems. I'm still working on the replica 22's - should know if this is a go next week after the SEMA show.
FYI - There will be production 26" and a prototype 28" at the show next week.

The missing lower grill really ticked me off. I ordered matching upper & lower from Stull and they sent the wrong lower. I had already taken both off for the install and wasn't going to go through the hassle of putting the lower back on when I figured out they sent the wrong part - the right one should be here tomorow!

 

Looks good. A lot of mass to slow down though. I think 22s would be better. I like the wheel design though.

 

Man, gotta close this thread. Too hard to read with all the scrolling. Maybe it's those big rims on that truck

 

yeah, or edit that pic out and put a smaller one in. i'm dizzy
now after reading the replies
or you could be nice like me and hit an enter after every line so
you don't have to scroll 3 pages over. LoL!

hey tread, keep us updated on the 22's. just curious to see the
pricing on them.
and get some pics of those 28's if you can. thats gotta be huge!!!
would they even fit in the wheel wells? LoL

 

sorry wrong post

 

Well someone likes the 20" rims - since they traded mine for 4 concrete blocks. Did it right in my driveway last Friday. Had the security lugs - cops said that would have slowed them down 2 or 3 minutes. Truck goes in the garage every night now.

It was covered by insurance - $8500 Cdn. I hate to imagine how much 22-24" rims would cost up here.

 

what the "securityLugs" didnt help?...Bummer...sorry that happen to you guy....those dirty maggots

 

sorry to hear that its getting too common around here