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Topic: weld alumastar knockoff? (Read 495 times)
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ucdcrush
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anyone know where to find something that looks like weld alumastar wheels? I love the style but can't swing that kind of $$, santa2  |
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farmington
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If you want to play.....ya gotta pay!
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When in doubt, Whip it out!
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mopartony
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try scraping up the coin for the weld 2.0's. At $400 a shot, OUCH
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74DDS
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yea Jegs makes a look alike, i've been told that they will weigh a bit more though
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ucdcrush
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yea Jegs makes a look alike, i've been told that they will weigh a bit more though
These?  they look more like a pro star, but it's close.. |
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BullT
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summits looks decent for $100 a pop
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 my mopars so far: 1966 Dodge coronet 500- running a 383 currently |
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PlymanNos
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summits looks decent for $100 a pop
The trouble is that these are solid aluminum and weigh more. I just bought a set from Pacer (15X4.5) for my car and they weigh about 4Lbs more each but look great. Here they are.... Bill, [attachment deleted by admin] |
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