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what do you think of these wheels for '67?

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THX 138

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they're both 18x8 but they have a stagard lip width

the Axis Decade
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The Axis Mod
 

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I like the "XX Wheel Max"
 

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I like the AXIS DECADE.
 

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i like the first ones.

I think i'm going to try these on mine in 17"



boyd coddington junk yard dog
 

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Post an image of your car, and I can photoshop the wheels on there. The car has to be at an angle though.
 

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Here are the Axis Decade 18"

 

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My buddy has the 18" Mods on his '01 civic with the maxis lip.. nice wheels, but heavy. A little trivia- same wheels on paul walkers eclipse in slow and curious 1 Enjoy
 
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Your car so do what you like...my personal taste runs more towards the period-style wheels. Those look a little rice burner racecar wannabe-ish to me. But maybe I'm old and stuck...
 

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IMO, those wheels don't do the car justice. The theme just doesn't match.
 

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I know its all preference but the wheels with a lot of spokes looks more euro IMHO and looks real good on BMW's and Audi's. I like the american racing Hopsters in 17's. They are classic(5-spoke) and modern at the same time.

http://www.americanracing.com/wheels/details.asp?wheelid=95&name=Hopster&style=550&desc=2-piece%20alloy,%20polished&section=V
 
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Those last two posts say what I was trying to, with a bit more eloquence.
 

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Out of those the decades is the ones id chose, but I dunno if I like them over some other rims that may go on the car. If the car was setup with a lower stance, more road race look then it would look great.

While I like the look of the AR wheels, its just they are over done, I would prefer something that is different than what most ppl are running.
 
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looks good

i like it. looks really good and he did a good job choping the wheels
 

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period style wheels. i have torque thrusts on my torino and i changed the color of the paint to a diffent metallic and it made them new but old. just for a thought.
 

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Those look like they would be more at home on a WRX.
 

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69Rcode_Mach1 said:
Those look like they would be more at home on a WRX.
Click to expand...

I agree, too many damn spokes. Doesn't flow well at all.


This is a better idea.



 
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I agree with staying with the period also. I'd say nope.
 

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iskwezm

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i like them, im not for traditional...........I used to get people all pissed off when i had my 16" wheels back in early 90's then when i got my 17's, all hell broke loose in 95'
 

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no **** iskwezm. Not many had wheels larger than 15" when I put 17's on my stang in the rear. Boy did ppl give me sheet for that.

Those budnick wheels are too modern lookin too IMO.
 
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If you get them on the car, definitely put them in my database of wheels please. I'd appreciate it. The wheels link is in the signature.

David
 
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