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#606365 Tue Mar 31 2015 12:49 PM
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Which you think goes better with the crustyness?

Black or shiny wheels
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I like SINCLAIR and old American made stuff ... No china items.
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Looks like the shiny wheels would be better..... too much helium in the flat black ones.

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Depends on rims you use and color you're going to paint the truck in the end.

Euro look would have them blacked out or body colored suitable for stealth stance.

Shiny is good for show n go styles, custom rod, muscle.

I see a lot of vehicles where the wrong rims style & size too ruin the look and don't fit with the overall appearance. Kind of like running 13s on a vintage vette, they don't fit the image.




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Crustyness looks good with a hodrod drive train and wheels shining. Loooks better right side up also!


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Those American Torque Thrust wheels look killer!!!


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