Post up pics of your wheels.... Reply #165 – November 28, 2009, 12:57:33 PM Runninwild what are those tires size? are they 225 70 series? thanx Quote Selected
Post up pics of your wheels.... Reply #166 – November 28, 2009, 09:46:06 PM Quote from: RunninWild;300410American Racing Outlaw II's on my 88. nice looking car!! Makes me want to ditch my 17's for some 15's. We would be twins then. Quote Selected
Post up pics of your wheels.... Reply #167 – December 01, 2009, 12:37:20 PM Quote from: 50tbrd88;300510 nice looking car!! Makes me want to ditch my 17's for some 15's. We would be twins then.It actually just got repainted again... Some asshole backed into it, making it the fifth time it has been rear ended and suffering only minmal damage. The rear end on that car has totaled a Daewoo Leganza while only needed to be repainted on it's fourth rear end collision. :)Also, the clear coat was slightly peeling, so MAACO redid the whole thing and put a silver stripe on it, kind of like 50tbrd88's. My stripe is a little darker than yours, so we are pretty close lol. Thanks for the compliments. Quote Selected
Post up pics of your wheels.... Reply #168 – December 11, 2009, 08:16:01 PM I like the way they inch out of the wheel well. :burnout: Quote Selected
Post up pics of your wheels.... Reply #169 – December 11, 2009, 09:30:32 PM Niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiice Quote Selected
Post up pics of your wheels.... Reply #170 – December 11, 2009, 09:35:20 PM nothin special... cragar 215's on my 88 bird.yeha yeah... they're four lugs!! Quote Selected
Post up pics of your wheels.... Reply #171 – December 11, 2009, 09:38:11 PM NUthign special?? Go find those again..you woooooon't :p Quote Selected
Post up pics of your wheels.... Reply #172 – January 06, 2010, 11:15:24 PM here are some old pictures of my car. Quote Selected
Post up pics of your wheels.... Reply #173 – January 06, 2010, 11:55:19 PM Here are the fabulous wheels on my two Tbirds... Ugly polycast 14" road wheels in my former 1985 for the win! :hick:I really wish I could find the metric tires at a reasonable price because I like the original TRX wheels so much.I am seriously rethinking the whole 1980-82 wheelcover thing. I really want at least good set of Mustang GT turbines or better yet some 4-lug Cobra wheels like Vinnie's... Quote Selected
Post up pics of your wheels.... Reply #174 – January 07, 2010, 12:03:21 AM Snowflakes are shagy;) Quote Selected
Post up pics of your wheels.... Reply #175 – January 07, 2010, 12:16:36 AM Quote from: thunderjet302;305385Snowflakes are shagy;)Your entire Bird is nice! Quote Selected
new wheels Reply #176 – February 01, 2010, 02:32:18 PM my vote is for the 94-95 cobra's like chuck has....they are simpleand no mustang logo, but i would paint car color in the windowsleaving the satin/clearcoat highlights for contrast...littlemaintenance abd still dressy...i have 4 people who repair, paint andpolish if you want some tips Quote Selected
White boy's wheels Reply #177 – February 01, 2010, 07:38:07 PM Those black/machined wheels are "riken" mesh built by thesame company that built enkei - when michelin bought rikensome years ago they elected not to have wheels built anymore so they were discontinued....back in those days i wasthe west coast distributor - tire baron Quote Selected
Wheels Reply #178 – February 02, 2010, 01:17:25 PM I am amazed at the amount of wheels guys spend their hard earnedmoney for (some ugly some cool but its a matter of taste)that wouldlet some one put wheel weights on the outside of their wheels because some tire flunkie says thats the only way they can get a good balance. there are some very cool rides in this group that aretrue works of art but then it stops when it comes to the wheels.Tip: when painting wheels, rattle can or otherwise, do not paintthe lug seats. when the paint shrinks it will alter the torque of thelugs. if you want to strip/clean before painting, take them to your local machine shop and have them hot tanked/ Quote Selected
Post up pics of your wheels.... Reply #179 – February 02, 2010, 05:58:05 PM Quote from: tire baron;308987I am amazed at the amount of wheels guys spend their hard earnedmoney for (some ugly some cool but its a matter of taste)that wouldlet some one put wheel weights on the outside of their wheels because some tire flunkie says thats the only way they can get a good balance. Actually, in my case I requested they balance the wheels utilizing weights on the outside if needed. Weights on both sides does give a better dynamic balance, and thus less vibration at higher speeds.Quote from: ProTouring442;288479Mine are Enkei's with Ford center cap emblems.Shiny Side Up!Bill Quote Selected