Another which one should I get thread....

[Kim]

I've been looking at wheels over the past week or two trying to find something I like as well as the AE 026. I've got it narrowed down to 5. Now I need help getting it down to 1. Then I can figure average cost, start saving money, and get them in Jan-Mar.

[Kim]

Yeah....I'm an idiot Hopefully a mod fixes it soon. Holty where are ya

[AUTOGUY]

Well since I figured out what you did wrong, I didn't vote, but my choice is the Momo ST-1. it is the second one you have pictured.

 

I would also look into some type of Forged wheel so you do not hurt the performance of the truck.

 

Are you going 20 or 22"?

[kissfans03ss]

decisions decisions,I would go either 2 or 4 but keep us posted because i'll be i the market soon,good luck

[Kim]

Well since I figured out what you did wrong, I didn't vote, but my choice is the Momo ST-1. it is the second one you have pictured.

 

I would also look into some type of Forged wheel so you do not hurt the performance of the truck.

 

Are you going 20 or 22"?

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I'm going 22 Are any of the ones pictured forged? And if I don't get a forged wheel, how will it affect the performance of my truck?

[AUTOGUY]

I don't think any of those are forged. A forged wheel will be much lighter that a similar size cast wheel.

 

If you go to a 22" Cast wheel it will weigh close to 50# per wheel. A 22" Forged wheel will be under 40# per wheel depending upon the design. The Centerlines I have weigh about 35# each, which is close to the stock 20" Cast wheel.

 

A heavier wheel will affect your accelleration and braking. It will slow your trucks accelleration and make it harder to stop. I would highly recommend a brake upgrade if you go to a 22" Cast wheel or any heavier wheel than stock.

Edited November 25, 2006 by AUTOGUY (see edit history)

[misterp]

 

I like the 4th one:

 

Mr. P.

[AUTOGUY]

I would also stay away from any MB Mototing wheels. I just saw a set on a 2004 Ram, and they looked like crap. The clearcoat was peeling and turning white!!!

 

You really do get what you pay for.

 

I would look into this wheel

 

 

It is a Motto Alloy 22" Model 100 6 Spoke. It is cast , so it will be heavier, but it is sold by American Racing, so it will be a decent quality wheel.

Edited November 25, 2006 by AUTOGUY (see edit history)

[Kim]

I would highly recommend a brake upgrade if you go to a 22" Cast wheel or any heavier wheel than stock.

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What kind of brake upgrade would you recommend, so I can start saving molah for that too.

[r8rs4lf]

I'm a billet man myself, but out of those pictured, this one for sure!!!

 

[Barney]

I know it seems more and more like the style but I hate the rims that have the spokes extend on to the lip of the rim. I just dont like that extra material on the lip. Looks like the forgot to grind it off or something. just my $0.02!

[H8R]

Numero Dos'

 

 

[montanass]

Well since I figured out what you did wrong, I didn't vote, but my choice is the Momo ST-1. it is the second one you have pictured.

 

I would also look into some type of Forged wheel so you do not hurt the performance of the truck.

 

Are you going 20 or 22"?

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those are a good lookin wheel. they would look killer in a 22"

[SS Silv]

I'm a billet man myself, but out of those pictured, this one for sure!!! 

 

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That is by far, my favorite wheels that I have seen.

 

How much?

[Kim]

Yeah, I like the momo st-1 the best too. But they are probably going to be too expensive for me to get. I saw a set of 24's go on ebay for over 2k