New rims! I love em what about yall?

These were sitting in my friends garage, they came off his stang from when he bought it and put on some black saleen rims. Theyre basically a silver version of my old fr500s. Konig Stampede.



Ignore the dent.

wheels go great with your car. the dent.....not so much. oh wait, we're ignoring the dent....what dent.

Not bad. Wheels do flow well.

Done anything about that dent yet?

The dent to the wheels are like a nice rack on a girl on a picture of a girl wearing shoes....... it's hard to spot the shoes

Looks great. And I'm sure that dent will buff right out no problem.

I'd try the wet plunger method.

After plunging a clogged toilet, run outside and use that residual suction power on the dent. Should pop right now and leave a nice waxed finish...

^ what he said. the quality of the wax will depend on what you had for your last meal

What does your Dad think?

BMMC1 wrote:What does your Dad think?

Leave it to Paul to kick a guy in the nuts when he's got a smile on his face.

That's the best time!

that was awesome paul

OH SNAP

i like them. what size are they?

These were my friends extra set sitting in his garage so all they cost me was mounting and since I was already mounting new front tires I figured might as well see if I can trade him. But they're 18x10's all around, only thing I don't like is that I put 245's on the front again not realizing that my old front rims were 9.5" so the tire looks a little small on there. Next time I need to get 255's. Btw if anyone is looking for new front tires I took two from a set of almost brand new Dunlop sp600s for 100 bucks each so he still has two more if anyones fronts are dead. They've had like 150 miles on them.

CAR UPDATE : Waiting on parts to arrive.

didn't know if you could fit 18x10's on the front. have to driven it much since the addition to make sure they won't rub anywhere while cornering fast or slow or over bumps or turning over bumps.......

wait, they are really 18x10 all the way around? My 245s stretch to fit 9" wheels, how the world are you able to stretch them to fit 10s?

Be careful driving on those. Are you even able to do a full rotation of the wheels without tearing off the fender?

I havent measured but the 245s stretch to fit and my 295s fit just like they did on the old wheels which were 10 in the back. I haven't checked for rubbing I've taken so quick sharp turns just to test the grip of these. I'll be sure and check for rubbing though on bumps and all.

sounds like a wreck waiting to happen with that skinny of a tire on a 10" wheel.

fo' sho'.

Well couldn't I hold them responsible if that happened? When I gave them the used tires they inspected them before mounting them. But I googled 245s on ten inch wide rims and quite a few people had put them on.

Did any of the other test tubes survive?

Wheels look good.

xXBIGxBAREXx wrote:Well couldn't I hold them responsible if that happened? When I gave them the used tires they inspected them before mounting them. But I googled 245s on ten inch wide rims and quite a few people had put them on.

Do you hold yourself responsible because you parked your car in a place where your friend could hit it?

xXBIGxBAREXx wrote:Well couldn't I hold them responsible if that happened? When I gave them the used tires they inspected them before mounting them. But I googled 245s on ten inch wide rims and quite a few people had put them on.

Really??? YOU had them put your tires on your rims. So you want to hold them accountable if something happens because you wanted to put tires that are supposed to be on a 8" wide rim on a 10" rim. Did you also want to hold Ford accountable when you decided to do a burnout in reverse and broke your rearend? Would it be Oklahoma's responsibility to pay your speeding ticket if you got caught speeding down the "empty highway"? I mean they did put the long road there for you to drive on right?

calm down folks. no barret theyr not responsible in ANY way what so ever. i'd get some properly sized 255 or 265(proper size) asap.

I wasn't really excited Fluff.

the bad thing might be when he does get properly sized tires and they do rub. don't worry though, that's no anything a cutting wheel can't fix hahahahahaha

xXBIGxBAREXx wrote:Well couldn't I hold them responsible if that happened? When I gave them the used tires they inspected them before mounting them. But I googled 245s on ten inch wide rims and quite a few people had put them on.

Make your dad pay for any damages if the tires come off - he has to approve everything that goes on your car, after all.