Bad A$$ Wheel!!!!!
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Bad A$$ Wheel!!!!!
I know the folks that own this company and from what I gather, they'll be doing this wheel in gloss black/machined, 20x10, 6x135, -25mm for lifted trucks...I'm on it as soon as it's available this year. Bushwacker Pocket Style Flares, this wheel, and some aggressive 20" M/T rubber...Case closed.
I'm in love...no, LUST.
I'm in love...no, LUST.
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No clue on the price yet...supposed to know more soon on price and availability, so I'll post. If it's like anything else these guys do, it won't be the cheapest, but it won't be the highest...mid-range...and quality is very good.
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Originally Posted by F150BQ
I know the folks that own this company and from what I gather, they'll be doing this wheel in gloss black/machined, 20x10, 6x135, +35mm...I'm on it as soon as it's available this year. Bushwacker Pocket Style Flares, this wheel, and some aggressive 20" M/T rubber...Case closed.
I'm in love...no, LUST.
I'm in love...no, LUST.
Looks nice. To me, it looks like the old Camaro wheels.
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N8s93turbo,
I like that wheel. Looks similar to the Ultra Mako or the Mazzi Hulk in styling I guess...the black/machined stuff all looks awesome to me.
Budha,
Camaro Iroc. That's funny - I thought the same thing when I saw it. The wheel is called the "Pypz Off Road" because the spokes are concave like half of a pipe. I've seen a prototype and the spokes are so deep you could lay a beer can in there and it cover about half of it.
I like that wheel. Looks similar to the Ultra Mako or the Mazzi Hulk in styling I guess...the black/machined stuff all looks awesome to me.
Budha,
Camaro Iroc. That's funny - I thought the same thing when I saw it. The wheel is called the "Pypz Off Road" because the spokes are concave like half of a pipe. I've seen a prototype and the spokes are so deep you could lay a beer can in there and it cover about half of it.
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Originally Posted by N8s93turbo
i love the black and silver wheels. i'd been looking at these....
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HP Designs
The company is called HP Designs. Their website is: http://www.perfectlyround.com
They have been in business 3 years. My company has dealt directly with them for all 3 years and they are a stand up outfit.
I'm hearing that these will be available in 60-90 days, but will post more when I hear.
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That brings up a question that I have. These are only going to be available 20x10 in a -25mm offset for lifted trucks...big ole 4.25" lip. I have a 2" TuffCountry leveling kit, that's it.
Think I could run this wheel with a 33x12.50x20 without rubbing issues?
Think I could go 35x12.50x20?
It's going to stick out pretty good isn't it? I'm thinking that I can cover the tire, or get real close, with some Bushwacker Fender Flares.
I really don't want to do a big lift on this truck for quite some time, but I've got to have these wheels.
They have been in business 3 years. My company has dealt directly with them for all 3 years and they are a stand up outfit.
I'm hearing that these will be available in 60-90 days, but will post more when I hear.
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That brings up a question that I have. These are only going to be available 20x10 in a -25mm offset for lifted trucks...big ole 4.25" lip. I have a 2" TuffCountry leveling kit, that's it.
Think I could run this wheel with a 33x12.50x20 without rubbing issues?
Think I could go 35x12.50x20?
It's going to stick out pretty good isn't it? I'm thinking that I can cover the tire, or get real close, with some Bushwacker Fender Flares.
I really don't want to do a big lift on this truck for quite some time, but I've got to have these wheels.
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Originally Posted by F150BQ
The company is called HP Designs. Their website is: http://www.perfectlyround.com
They have been in business 3 years. My company has dealt directly with them for all 3 years and they are a stand up outfit.
I'm hearing that these will be available in 60-90 days, but will post more when I hear.
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That brings up a question that I have. These are only going to be available 20x10 in a -25mm offset for lifted trucks...big ole 4.25" lip. I have a 2" TuffCountry leveling kit, that's it.
Think I could run this wheel with a 33x12.50x20 without rubbing issues?
Think I could go 35x12.50x20?
It's going to stick out pretty good isn't it? I'm thinking that I can cover the tire, or get real close, with some Bushwacker Fender Flares.
I really don't want to do a big lift on this truck for quite some time, but I've got to have these wheels.
They have been in business 3 years. My company has dealt directly with them for all 3 years and they are a stand up outfit.
I'm hearing that these will be available in 60-90 days, but will post more when I hear.
------
That brings up a question that I have. These are only going to be available 20x10 in a -25mm offset for lifted trucks...big ole 4.25" lip. I have a 2" TuffCountry leveling kit, that's it.
Think I could run this wheel with a 33x12.50x20 without rubbing issues?
Think I could go 35x12.50x20?
It's going to stick out pretty good isn't it? I'm thinking that I can cover the tire, or get real close, with some Bushwacker Fender Flares.
I really don't want to do a big lift on this truck for quite some time, but I've got to have these wheels.