20" rims
03-15-2006, 08:48 PM
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No offense but why would you want to put 20" rims on a good looking truck and make it look like something out of a rap video? Just the mental picture looks goofy to me.
03-15-2006, 09:05 PM
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Weld Racing makes some very nice rims and they will still allow you to tow the same as stock. http://www.weldevo.com/
When done right it looks perfectly fine. I personally like 20" rims wrapped with some meaty A/T's or M/T's.
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No offense but why would you want to put 20" rims on a good looking truck and make it look like something out of a rap video? Just the mental picture looks goofy to me.
03-15-2006, 09:19 PM
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Originally Posted by shift220
When done right it looks perfectly fine. I personally like 20" rims wrapped with some meaty A/T's or M/T's.
03-15-2006, 10:56 PM
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Originally Posted by shift220
Weld Racing makes some very nice rims and they will still allow you to tow the same as stock. http://www.weldevo.com/
When done right it looks perfectly fine. I personally like 20" rims wrapped with some meaty A/T's or M/T's.
When done right it looks perfectly fine. I personally like 20" rims wrapped with some meaty A/T's or M/T's.
Shift220. why you still here? Aren't you supposed to be on s10forum.com?
I personally am getting sick of seeing every new Dmax, PSD and CTD rolling on bling bling rims. Nothing more than street queen. If you really have to have them, get a set from Weld or American Racing. Although I looked on WELD's site and I didn't see to many rims that would help you out if you have 4x4 due to the hubs, unless they have the removable caps or a hole suited for them. IMO the money spent on those rims($2000-$2500) could get you a lot more power from a 1st gen.
03-15-2006, 11:08 PM
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Originally Posted by NoSparkplugs
Shift220. why you still here? Aren't you supposed to be on s10forum.com?
I personally am getting sick of seeing every new Dmax, PSD and CTD rolling on bling bling rims. Nothing more than street queen. If you really have to have them, get a set from Weld or American Racing. Although I looked on WELD's site and I didn't see to many rims that would help you out if you have 4x4 due to the hubs, unless they have the removable caps or a hole suited for them. IMO the money spent on those rims($2000-$2500) could get you a lot more power from a 1st gen.
I personally am getting sick of seeing every new Dmax, PSD and CTD rolling on bling bling rims. Nothing more than street queen. If you really have to have them, get a set from Weld or American Racing. Although I looked on WELD's site and I didn't see to many rims that would help you out if you have 4x4 due to the hubs, unless they have the removable caps or a hole suited for them. IMO the money spent on those rims($2000-$2500) could get you a lot more power from a 1st gen.
03-15-2006, 11:49 PM
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Originally Posted by NoSparkplugs
I personally am getting sick of seeing every new Dmax, PSD and CTD rolling on bling bling rims. Nothing more than street queen.
And I don't see that many people offroading with their big diesel trucks, so are those all street queens? The new trucks have them because they look good with them. It doesn't hinder their performance at all. Besides, this is a first gen and how many do you see with rims on them? Being original isn't all a bad thing...
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03-16-2006, 12:12 AM
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Originally Posted by NoSparkplugs
Shift220. why you still here? Aren't you supposed to be on s10forum.com?
I personally am getting sick of seeing every new Dmax, PSD and CTD rolling on bling bling rims. Nothing more than street queen. If you really have to have them, get a set from Weld or American Racing. Although I looked on WELD's site and I didn't see to many rims that would help you out if you have 4x4 due to the hubs, unless they have the removable caps or a hole suited for them. IMO the money spent on those rims($2000-$2500) could get you a lot more power from a 1st gen.
I personally am getting sick of seeing every new Dmax, PSD and CTD rolling on bling bling rims. Nothing more than street queen. If you really have to have them, get a set from Weld or American Racing. Although I looked on WELD's site and I didn't see to many rims that would help you out if you have 4x4 due to the hubs, unless they have the removable caps or a hole suited for them. IMO the money spent on those rims($2000-$2500) could get you a lot more power from a 1st gen.
Btw 20's can be had for much cheaper then $2000-2500 range!
03-16-2006, 11:14 AM
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im sorry i just dont think that our trucks have very much style i kinda of come from a custom background and i think that i just need to make it look more apealing
03-16-2006, 12:00 PM
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Originally Posted by haloman
Exactly what Underpsi said!! What am I supposed to do go rock climbing in my 2wd. I would love a set of 20's like Underpsi's.
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