Those are sweet. What's your price?

 

I just sold my VSKF's last week. and am looking for a new set with better offsets and widths.....

 

17x8 +8 & 17x9 +15 . with tires $900 or combination of trades.

 

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Hey look, custom cut billet wheels, for similar prices as some used jdm, half the time over priced cast wheels.

 

^ and look ugly as shit. If someone wants those wheels they should sell their s-chassis and buy a mustang.

 

2 of those 3, look better than every other wheel in this thread, not to mention most of the other wheels being posted around here belong on something around the S500, S600 benz, 7 or 8 series bmw, maybe a cadillac, giant luxury style wheels go on luxury cars, not your sub 3000 lb "sport compact" its called taste, figure it out.

 

Thats pretty hilarious, especially this "test of time"

Boyds have been around for probably longer than your praised "time tested" jdm wheels.

 

Sorry, Boyd's designs are awesome but those wheels have not been around for 15 years...


Foose andBoyd wheels are sweet because they cut them themselves etc....but that doesn't make them sweet designs or even something rare since almost all of there work is just a similar look as something that every quality wheel maker (Not just JDM wheels) has already done....

Oh and for the record, I don't mind the wheels you posted, but I'm not paying extra for them because they say Foose or Boyd....

 

Yes the difference is that with boyds, and intros, you can actually have a very nice set of custom cut to your specs, billet wheels, for the same price people around here are paying for some used "JDM" wheels, that really dont look that spectacular, and somehow are valueable because they are "rare", seriously they are rims, not art from god knows when, not weapons from the 1800's, if you are willing to pay $1500, 2000, even 2500 for a set of used wheels, that realistically arent that spectacular, thats fine, just dont go acting like they are better for being shipped over on a boat.

The F22, and F09 are sweet designs and would look great on an Schassis, whether people around here have sense enough to realize it, thats a diff story.

 

How do you figure its paying more because they say "boyd" when they are priced very close to a set of cast work wheels, and they are billet, sorry but thats paying for a custom wheel, and probably a lighter wheel, and all of maybe 100-300 $ on the entire set, well worth it.