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Dantheman1540
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Actually, I just found somewhere else they weigh 39lbs which isn't bad compared to my 20"s
2004 6.0 NV4500 Tahoe
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iamdub
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How about we go halfsies on a set of 2 and then we can take a bunch of different side shot pics on both my NBS and your NNBS. Post them all over the internet and see if the internet likes them then buy our own sets if they do. If they don't I suppose we just toss them in a lake or each get one as a spare
Whattaya think I'm made of money? I just blew a WHOLE HUNDRED DOLLARS on a 4L60 that looks like it came out of a lake.
Yeah, nobody gives a shit about that. With wheels, it's form over function. I generally avoid following popular trends, so I was a bit disheartened to find that I'm actually late to the XT-206R party. The saving grace is that they're not common on SUVs. Looking at the width and 0 offset, I'm now starting to wonder if that's because they stick out too far. It's easy to flare a truck bed, but you're not getting much out of an SUV rear quarter. I've already rolled my lips as much as I could and gained 1/2".
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Dantheman1540
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I think GM plates lead with cast aluminum.
I figured Jens movie career was going good and you could get some wheels.
I don't like following wheel trends either which is why OEMs are my typical go too. At least with OEMs you can say "oh I got them hella cheap local" and make it look like your not trying to hard lol.
I actually didn't even think about the offset, my rear is already significantly wider than stock. I hope you didn't just ruin this for me
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LOL
I was told that GM (or whatever Chinese sweat shop that produces their wheels) relies on external support for wheel strength, such as the chromed plastic I recklessly removed from my GMC wheels. (BTW, Brent, I'z not ded yet.)
I figured Jens movie career was going good and you could get some wheels.
Oh, its going great! But, Brazzers takes such a HUGE cut of the proceeds that it's no more lucrative than being a cashier at Dollar General. BTW, thanks again for your recent subscription.
I get that. Doesn't matter to me, though. Outside of TYF, in the real world, I don't exist and nobody talks to me.
I actually didn't even think about the offset, my rear is already significantly wider than stock. I hope you didn't just ruin this for me
I've been known to break a few hearts. You'll thank me when you're older.
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Dantheman1540
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Well, that is kinda scary that they rely on plastic for support, guess that explains why one of mine is bent so badly.
Brazzers takes more than myonlyfans, need to get with the time's mane.
I personally just don't like seeing the same vehicle as me with the same after-market wheels, but for some reason OEMs are fine to me.
I have no heart, hence the heartless breakup last week.
Brazzers takes more than myonlyfans, need to get with the time's mane.
I personally just don't like seeing the same vehicle as me with the same after-market wheels, but for some reason OEMs are fine to me.
I have no heart, hence the heartless breakup last week.
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Thats why I'm sad that you're dumping the LTZ and Chris is dumping the 22s. Clean looking shit I tell ya
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Dantheman1540
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I'm not dumping these until the 420s are Steve Harvey bald. Plus I'm not 100% sold on the Cosmis yet, I'd like to do more research on lighter wheels under $500 each. My powder coat buddy has stacks and stacks of wheels he just buys and sells so I might go dig through his stack one day and get them powdered. Problem is most are gawdy.
That’s why they’re in a stack instead of on a vehicle.
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22s?
