So i was looking at the Summit Racing site and Stumbled upon these.... Thoughts?
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Summit Racing® 84 Black D Series Wheels
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Hillbillybonez - Member
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Those are the same wheels I have. No complaints
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Hell of a price. I really over paid for my bling.
Once lifted 03 Trailblazer on 35's, gave it up to travel the USA with my family.
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Its ok they're just steeliesmikekey wrote:Hell of a price. I really over paid for my bling.
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I'm going to have to check the backspacing on the wheels I have in my garage, I think I may have a set just sitting there doing nothing atm.
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Thoughts....HEAVY.
they've always worked for me.
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So are 35s on aluminum wheels.HARDTRAILZ wrote:Thoughts....HEAVY.
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Moots1288 - Veteran
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If he sticks with 33s and under he'll be alright
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Moots1288 - Veteran
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Your 33 n steel are about 10 lbs heavier than my 35 on alum...each.
they've always worked for me.
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What wheels are you running? My tires are 60# and my steelies are 30#.HARDTRAILZ wrote:Your 33 n steel are about 10 lbs heavier than my 35 on alum...each.
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Wheels are 28 n tires 62 I believe. The steel 16x8 I just looked up said 38..if yours are 30 than it's a wash.
they've always worked for me.
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That's what I was thinking. If he was rolling on 35s I'd stick with aluminums. But he shouldnt have a problem with 31s - 33 in tiresHARDTRAILZ wrote:Wheels are 28 n tires 62 I believe. The steel 16x8 I just looked up said 38..if yours are 30 than it's a wash.
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The 15ish lbs I dropped with the change from treadwright was quite noticeable.
The 36s n Beadlocks were stupid heavy. They got your attention
The 36s n Beadlocks were stupid heavy. They got your attention
they've always worked for me.
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Hell yeah those beadlocks with 36s were heavy haHARDTRAILZ wrote:The 15ish lbs I dropped with the change from treadwright was quite noticeable.
The 36s n Beadlocks were stupid heavy. They got your attention
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With adapters and 4" backspacing they are going to stick out a good bit from stock, like 4.5 inches if I did my math right.
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Equal to mine.navigator wrote:With adapters and 4" backspacing they are going to stick out a good bit from stock, like 4.5 inches if I did my math right.
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HARDTRAILZ wrote:The 15ish lbs I dropped with the change from treadwright was quite noticeable.
The 36s n Beadlocks were stupid heavy. They got your attention
They are 65lbs in 285/70-17 D Ply Guard Dog and the Fierce attitudes are 55 for that size in D Ply
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Did you physically weight the guard dog? I did and it was over what they claimed by several lbs in 315 size.
EDIT: Looked it up and they had told me 70 each and they weighed 76-78 each. Now thinking of that...I have one brand new 315 70 17 with Kedge grip I can weigh and see if that makes a difference.
EDIT: Looked it up and they had told me 70 each and they weighed 76-78 each. Now thinking of that...I have one brand new 315 70 17 with Kedge grip I can weigh and see if that makes a difference.
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they've always worked for me.
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Moots truck has a good stance from his pics so 4 inches of BS might not be too much.
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There is a lot of BS talk in this thread... 
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