anybody got summits fast fives?

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i was browsing the summit website and seen a summit 'prostar' in 4 lug, i dont think it looks good from the picture, but lets see what they look like on your car, if anybody even has them
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http://www.summitracing.com/parts/SUM-521-5834PS/

 

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I like them. I see they have them in a 15x8 5.5 bs in 4 lug........I may ditch my draglites

 

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Pic I found:


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they dont look too shabby on the car.

 

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Cobra912 said:

Pic I found:


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have to check it out when i get home, link is blocked at school, normally my 3rd period is spent on stangnet:SNSign:

 

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I was actually planning on buying them. The bolt pattern does look a bit odd (which is why weld doesn't make them I assume) but I like them

 

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They are a little heavier than welds and are made of cast aluminum.

 

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I'm looking into getting them. They are alittle heavier than welds but are still good rims.

 

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Who makes them?

 

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I think they are actually summit brand, I didnt know they had that style in 4lug, I am probably going to get those, I am liking that price.

 

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8" wide is as wide as they go, that sucks i kind of want them but i want a wider tire

 

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tannerc91gt said:

8" wide is as wide as they go, that sucks i kind of want them but i want a wider tire

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For looks?

8" wide rims would be fine to a 10.5-11 tire and I'm sure that would be plenty for you.

 

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25thmustang said:

For looks?

8" wide rims would be fine to a 10.5-11 tire and I'm sure that would be plenty for you.

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no not for looks, cars getting supercharged in about a month, as well as some other fun stuff, and the 225/16s ponys arent gonna cut it.

 

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But yes 8" would be alright in terms of running a wide enough tire I suppose , I like the looks of wider tires though

 

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I run a 275/60/15 on a 8" weld. Had to use the BFH to get them to stop rubbing.

 

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Haha no toolbox is complete without a BFH