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Big E in TX

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Big E in TX

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1 hour ago, diyer2 said:

I must have poor taste because I like these.

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Diyer, These are sick. Very good taste. However we all know Rolling Big power charges an assload for their products. I will definitely look into these though for my 3rd option. Thank you for your input friend.

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Big E in TX

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41 minutes ago, Sierra Dan said:

Aside from the RC truck pictured above with the Fuel Vapor wheels, here are two more images.

One of the Fuel Vapor and one of the RBP mentioned above. My vote still goes for the Fuel Vapor!

 

 

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Dan you are a freaking magician!!!!!!!!! Can you put all three trucks in one post so that I can scope out all 3 side by side? I can't figure out how to get the original one posted up like you did......

Big E in TX Enthusiast

Big E in TX

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2 minutes ago, Sierra Dan said:

Here are all 3 together....

 

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CHA-CHING!

 

WOOO THAT IS MONEY RIGHT THERE

 

Dan YOU ARE the Man! :cheers: I owe you a brewski for doing that

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Not a problem!

Just be sure to share plenty of pics and information with us when you get your 2019 all decked out :thumbs:

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Z71 _ GMC

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I vote for the vapors. I love the concave look. They look more aggressive to me. I just put the Fuel Assault D576s on my truck. 

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Diyer, These are sick. Very good taste. However we all know Rolling Big power charges an assload for their products. I will definitely look into these though for my 3rd option. Thank you for your input friend.
These look great with chrome bumpers, and the set up looks aggressive and classic in one package.

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Big E in TX

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It’s funny how once you see the wheel on the truck, it can look completely different than you thought it would. I thought the Hostage were sweet but seeing them on the truck, not so much.

 

I am on board with the Vapor

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So what do you wrap the wheel with tire wise?

 

I personally was thinking Trail Grappler

Dan recommended Ridge Grappler

 

what do y’all suppose that Silverado in the picture is running?

Big E in TX Enthusiast

Big E in TX

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Well that’s the size I would like

 

So Ridge Grappler Vs. Trail Grappler

 

i know the Ridge Grapplers came out a couple of years ago so it’s the newest addition. Don’t know much about them. 

 

The trail grapplers when I ran them on my old truck I was happy with the look and I didn’t think they were very loud. I was thinking of going with them again until Dan threw out the Ridge Grappler suggestion

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On 9/12/2018 at 10:01 AM, Big E in TX said:

Diyer, These are sick. Very good taste. However we all know Rolling Big power charges an assload for their products. I will definitely look into these though for my 3rd option. Thank you for your input friend.

I still like these no matter the cost.

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:)

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Beauty is in the eye of the beholder....

Those are nice looking as well.

I am usually a chrome wheel lover but in this applicstion , Vapors give the truck a mean look.

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