What wheels are these?
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What wheel be these
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Is this it? They look far more shiny, maybe because they're new?
Crusher link
Crusher link
I'd wheel it; FB or OU?
I think you are correct
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Or maybe these, extreme alloy 1059
They look kinda like what @K85 Octane has?
Mine were a CList special with 37s years ago. Have no idea what they are lol
Wait
Have wheels off
ALWC
9109
Made in USA
Have wheels off
ALWC
9109
Made in USA
Pro comp made very similar ones but it looks like they don't offer them any longer
American racing seems to offer a similar one
www.americanracing.com
OUTLAW II
The Outlaw II is one of the most iconic truck wheels American Racing has ever built. First introduced in the late ’70s, its lightweight one-piece cast aluminum construction and 12-hole layout with rivet-style accents captured the look of true off-road rac
www.americanracing.com
The first one def aren't outlaws
Rockcrushers or Extreme Alloys for sure.
Definitely not American Racing
Definitely not American Racing
I messaged the guy and his reply was " I have no idea" he's in AZ selling that rig for $4200, I asked if the wheels were for sale, he replied, no.
I really like the look of them
I really like the look of them
Offer up $4200
To muddy up the water some more....
Weld Racing used to make a billet "Stone Crusher" that looked just like that. The Welds were disco'd long ago so they're only available used and they seem to be more common in 17" and 18" sizes. Lots of people put the wheels on a lathe and trim off the faux lock ring at the outer lip.
This has been your Weld wheel trivia of the day, thank you....
Weld Racing used to make a billet "Stone Crusher" that looked just like that. The Welds were disco'd long ago so they're only available used and they seem to be more common in 17" and 18" sizes. Lots of people put the wheels on a lathe and trim off the faux lock ring at the outer lip.
This has been your Weld wheel trivia of the day, thank you....
They have a nice classic look to them. I'll start saving some $$ to get these new wheels. In the meantime looking for used ones.
The outlaw ones look good if not, a tad better to my eyes. They don't have the faux bead lock.
If you guys see any or have any let me know.
Which offset is best for the Outlaw as far as sticking out from the fender well? In 17x9x8.165
The outlaw ones look good if not, a tad better to my eyes. They don't have the faux bead lock.
If you guys see any or have any let me know.
Which offset is best for the Outlaw as far as sticking out from the fender well? In 17x9x8.165
I always assume they are weld wheels... dont keep up with who is making them currently, or who makes what similar.
I'm right there with you on that. People on Weld FB pages are quick to identify Weld vs off brands but I've never been able to tell the difference.
It's a sharp looking wheel
I hate outlaws lol
