well that sux b/c I think they look good. oh well thanx for being the guinea pig

 

they look hawt, but dont seem to be worth the hassle

 

Done up right you could get a dirt track look.

 

man if the wheels sat flushed with the fenders and you were dropped more with a lil chamber da box would look hella good imho and then i would have to get me a set

 

I wonder if the 15x7 would still run the same issuess . .

 

i found a site that do widened steelies like this 15x7 4 lug theyre in oceanside ca.

 

With Daimond Racing they dont make their wheels for street use. When they build the wheel like the ones I ordered it starts off as 2 pieces (the rim and the spoke/bolt hole section) then they put the 2 pieces in a jig and weld them together. So by doing that they are not perfectly true and will have some sort of wobble. Now if you are planning on buying a set from them just for racing purposes then these wheels are perfect being light weight. And with racing wheels balancing is not needed.

Now I didnt look into any other companys beause Daimond is local for me in the Milwaukee area. So I dont know if there is another company making wheels like this that has a better way of building them.

 

There was a website that made these wide steelies with a huge lip I think it was called custom built wheels, but they went out of service , They were a good price too, most shops I won't even say what their charging to even think of making a wide steelie.

 

Came across this thread when browsing around and made me think of this thread, didn't get a chance to ask what the specs were and how they are running.. but wow

http://fatlace.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=15&t=1781

 

love the look

 

What wheel exactly is that? Diamond has several different models. Plus, what are all the critical specs?

 

Here is the link that will tell you the specs


http://www.clubxb.com/forums/f5/punk...res-31663.html

 

I'm banned from that lame azd site. Admin. is full of himself.

 

Wow that looks really good

 

I totally agree with you