im torn in between.....i just cant decide (buddy club wheels)
05-13-2004, 01:18 PM
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Originally Posted by KjG8erZ8
Are you sure those are the real deal buddy clubs?
There's a groupbuy going for them, they dont look the same as your pics:
There's a groupbuy going for them, they dont look the same as your pics:
the pics look diff because the pics u have the wheels have a bigger lip and the pic was taken on a dark background
05-14-2004, 07:25 AM
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yeah, just a different angle. thats the groupbuy that i will be joining when i purchase these wheels. the lip is different b/c of the offset. im not sure how big the lip will be with a 42 mm offset.
does anyone know how good of quality buddy club wheels are. i know some of their other products are pretty solid...just wondering if the wheels are the same way.
does anyone know how good of quality buddy club wheels are. i know some of their other products are pretty solid...just wondering if the wheels are the same way.
05-14-2004, 07:33 AM
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The first pics shown are the 15" wheels. The other pics are either the 17" or the 18" (as to why they don't make them 16" will ever be a mystery). I have a set of the 15" gunmetal wheels and I love them.
05-14-2004, 11:01 AM
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sweet. so i take it they are a reasonably strong, reliable wheel? i shouldnt need to worry about bending a wheel or anythign like that, even though i have done it before, but the roads around here aren't too bad as long as you stay away from some construction. i will also be going with the 225 series tire giving me a little more cushion. thanks for the help, i really appreciate it.
05-14-2004, 04:09 PM
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Originally Posted by SWOOSHER21
sweet. so i take it they are a reasonably strong, reliable wheel? i shouldnt need to worry about bending a wheel or anythign like that, even though i have done it before, but the roads around here aren't too bad as long as you stay away from some construction. i will also be going with the 225 series tire giving me a little more cushion. thanks for the help, i really appreciate it.
I say go with the bronze,.....cause I have the gunmetal
Here's a few pics...
oh and by the way,.. I hit a huge pothole yesterday and that wheel didnt budge. I've been doing almost 80 mph all week through pot holes and sewer covers and no damage to the wheels yet.
05-14-2004, 04:35 PM
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On silver Id definitely do Gun Metal