Comments on these wheels?
 

Like the title states Im thinking about getting these for my third gen for street wheels (unless i can pickup some cheap zr1's 10 spokes or irocs for cheap). These will be serving dual purpose until at least my rear and tranny is done next spring and then i will be dropping some coin on bogarts or welds. These are 17x8 american racing torqlite wheels.

Also i dont know if i should paint them black like in the first pic or leave them polished or eventually have them dipped in black chrome. What do you guys think. Sorry i cant find many good pics of them on a third gen maybe somebody could photoshop them on?

And finally if anyone else has any wheel suggestions under 600 let me know.

http://i37.photobucket.com/albums/e9...gWheels015.jpg

http://i198.photobucket.com/albums/a...4/100_2530.jpg
http://i103.photobucket.com/albums/m...nboyd/g282.jpg

and these are 18's but you get the idea

http://www.thirdgen.org/techboard/at...icture-078.jpg

I like them, they're different than the typical wheels you see. If you do black, I'd also say paint/powdercoat the center caps as well as they are a little distracting polished and leave the lugs chrome.

good

Little big for my taste but I definately like em.

well im pretty sure all the wheels except the black ones are 18's im going to go with 17's its hard to find pics as they are semi new and not that common

I def like the black ones but def need to do something with the centercaps
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looks sic love the one in black

The gray ones on the 76 are painted to match the stripes. Maybe that opens up the choices if you are willing to paint them.

:nod: like everyone else said.. go for the black

I think the graphite wheels look the best, But I am biased ;)

looks good....black w/chrome lugs looks the best IMO.

- Justin

I like 'em.

that 76 was a popular hot rodding project car called G/28.

I also like them , not many of them out there yet.

I've seen those before in Summit catalogs and they certainly have caught my attention before. I've never seen them painted, but that is certainly the route I would go!