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Old 10-11-2006, 07:31 PM
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I got my wheels from American Force Wheels (www.americanforcewheels.com) and they were fantastic. I had them 2 days after I ordered them.

JD: We NEED to get the trucks together. I want to hear those stacks!
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Old 10-11-2006, 08:51 PM
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LOL I love this site I have bought 2 set of wheels from theduallystop.com and both are 22.5 Big Rig Alcoa wheels & tires with the on/off road tires.. These are the best riding tires I have ever owned!Since I live in Dallas,TX I tend to see more and more 22.5 on duallys so I sold my 22.5"s today and placed an order with David@theduallyshop for some 24"Shaved Alcoa Design wheels with a LT315/50R24 Nitto Terra Grappler..Here is photo of the new 24" shaved wheel!


BUT WAIT!!! You cannot buy that wheel!! IT DOES NOT EXIST!!!!!!!!!
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[QUOTE=tx4x4er;1162556]LOL I love this site I have bought 2 set of wheels from theduallystop.com and both are 22.5 Big Rig Alcoa wheels & tires with the on/off road tires.. These are the best riding tires I have ever owned!Since I live in Dallas,TX I tend to see more and more 22.5 on duallys so I sold my 22.5"s today and placed an order with David@theduallyshop for some 24"Shaved Alcoa Design wheels with a LT315/50R24 Nitto Terra Grappler..Here is photo of the new 24" shaved wheel!




Photo of 24" Shaved wheels

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Old 10-11-2006, 08:59 PM
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Very nice. What kind of load capacity do those tires have versus the stockers.
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Old 10-12-2006, 08:37 AM
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Originally Posted by D.Wiggs
Very nice. What kind of load capacity do those tires have versus the stockers.
The are a 8 ply tires.. on the low profiles.
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Old 10-12-2006, 10:08 AM
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post more pics please preferrable ,19.5's as these are the ones i am considering
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Anyone have or see a SRW with 22.5's?
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Old 10-12-2006, 12:26 PM
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Originally Posted by ptgarcia
Anyone have or see a SRW with 22.5's?
A guy sold a set in the classifeds here about a month ago (cheap, cheap too).

I think he was wanting $2,000 for them basicaly new. I tried to wheel and deal to no avail.

Nice looking set too, would dress up just about any truck.
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Old 10-12-2006, 12:41 PM
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Originally Posted by D.Wiggs
I got my wheels from American Force Wheels (www.americanforcewheels.com) and they were fantastic. I had them 2 days after I ordered them.

JD: We NEED to get the trucks together. I want to hear those stacks!
Ya that would be fun can you imagine what there kids would look like.
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Old 10-12-2006, 03:17 PM
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Yep I guess you are right, about as right as saying you shave a tree down to make a house. They use new Alcoa cores and machine a completely different wheel. In doing so the strength is removed and they are only capabile of one ton use. The end product is not big truck wheels. Just big wheels.
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Did you not read what I wrote? THEY TAKE A 22.5" ALCOA WHEEL AND MACHINE IS DOWN TO A 22" WHEEL CAPABLE OF RUNNING AN SUV TIRE!!! I never claimed that they remained a "big rig wheel", only that they started out as one. Also, they are only a "completely different wheel" if one of your criterion for "completely different wheel status" is any dimension change to the wheel, for it is the same wheel, just 1/2" less in diameter.
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No sense in "Wigging" out over it.
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No sense in "Wigging" out over it.
De-Wigging as we speak!
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Old 10-12-2006, 08:43 PM
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Originally Posted by D.Wiggs
Did you not read what I wrote? THEY TAKE A 22.5" ALCOA WHEEL AND MACHINE IS DOWN TO A 22" WHEEL CAPABLE OF RUNNING AN SUV TIRE!!! I never claimed that they remained a "big rig wheel", only that they started out as one. Also, they are only a "completely different wheel" if one of your criterion for "completely different wheel status" is any dimension change to the wheel, for it is the same wheel, just 1/2" less in diameter.
Whatever, a little more complicated than that. It is a bit more than a diameter change. You said, just shave them down 1/2 inch.

PJ, not trying to "wiggle" out of anything. I personally could care less if he disagrees. The diameter is a small part of it.
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Originally Posted by Haulin_in_Dixie

PJ, not trying to "wiggle" out of anything. I personally could care less if he disagrees. The diameter is a small part of it.
You misundersood buddy, "Whigging" is a suburban ghetto slang term for getting upset.
I was using it as a slight put down and "play on" user ID of Mr. D.Wiggs for being snippy with you.

I could care less if either of you agree, disagree, agree to disagree or whatever.
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