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Got them after some time and think they look pretty sick....specs 20x12 rebel 6s on 33 toyo mts. missing center caps but will be put on.

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Your 90's style wheels don't fit? And are the tires a little stretched?

90s style wheels? lol. stretched a lil I guess but 12 inch rim and 12.5 inch tire so not like its a 14 inch rim on a 12.5 inch tire.

 

Looks good, pretty truck.

thanks man....I know most wont like it in here lol but posted it up anyway.

Posted

Your 90's style wheels don't fit? And are the tires a little stretched?

What is all that supposed to mean?!?

 

 

Op

Looks good, those American forces looks great

Posted

They look too wide, even for the tires. And the chrome spokes do remind of the 90's.

 

But that's just me, no offense meant.

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Sorry, looks like a "hoopty mobile", and with that much negative offset, can you properly align the vehicle?

 

JMHO

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