Should I get zq8 rims?
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do it and strip the clear coat off them and polish them to a chrome finish!
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These ZQ8 rims are hard to find:
http://memimage.cardomain.com/ride_i...0005_large.jpg The ones you linked are nice, but not as rare as these ^ |
You think $200 is a decent deal? Also I'd probably paint them black with a red pinstripe lol
Originally Posted by TripleBlackBlazer
(Post 471009)
These ZQ8 rims are hard to find:
http://memimage.cardomain.com/ride_i...0005_large.jpg The ones you linked are nice, but not as rare as these ^ |
$50/wheel isn't bad. The ad does say OBO so show up with $150. I paid $100/wheel for my 17x9 Camaro SS wheels. If you're going to put more money into prep/paint then you have to decide if it's a good price or not.
I like the rims you have now (what I can see of them). Why not put a red pinstripe around them? |
wow i never seen those before Gary . I like them !
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Originally Posted by TripleBlackBlazer
(Post 471013)
$50/wheel isn't bad. The ad does say OBO so show up with $150. I paid $100/wheel for my 17x9 Camaro SS wheels. If you're going to put more money into prep/paint then you have to decide if it's a good price or not.
I like the rims you have now (what I can see of them). Why not put a red pinstripe around them? |
GM Performance Parts - 12498299 - "Late Model" S-10 ZQ8 Wheel Package
^^ If i had the money.......... But if you like the other style and want brand new...... http://paceperformance.com/i-6255258...-s-trucks.html |
Originally Posted by gatorboy44
(Post 471062)
Yeah I like them but because they are 18"s they give a horribly rough ride for a 4x4 so i'd like to go down to a smaller rim size to absorb more of the road shock. Also because they are so wide they made my mileage almost 3mpgs worse.
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Originally Posted by Mike98Blazer
(Post 471155)
GM Performance Parts - 12498299 - "Late Model" S-10 ZQ8 Wheel Package
^^ If i had the money.......... But if you like the other style and want brand new...... GM Performance Parts - 12495522 - GM ZQ8 Wheel Kit- With Gold Bowtie Center Caps- Set Of 4 - 1998-1999 "S" Trucks
Originally Posted by TripleBlackBlazer
(Post 471182)
How are you calculating gas mileage? Remember your speedometer will be off with anything but stock size tires. My 255/70/17's are 11.667% off from stock (235/70/15). When I calculate my gas mileage I take the trip odometer, multiply it by 11.667%, then divide the amount of gallons used to fill it up. My highway mileage actually improved but city mileage went down.
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