Originally posted by Force Fed 23
Usually when a wheel is widened they cut the inside part off and weld on a section from a wider wheel, they don't actually splice into your stock wheel. They are just as strong if not stronger than stock, but can get expensive. There is a company in South Florida that does this.
I HIGHLY doubt they're as strong as stock. I just don't see somebody welding cast material and having the weld be as strong as the original piece. It might be
ok for the street.