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Gulf Coast Speed Semi Wheels
sixpackdaniel
+1y
2006 Ram on 22s. All six are 22s with a 265/40/22.
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Front View
low95xlt
+1y
nice looking truck
sixpackdaniel
+1y
On this application wheel/tire stickout is less than one inch more than stock. Overall width of the 2 rear wheels/tires is 20 7/8". The suspension on this truck is completely stock. Only the overload leafs on top of the spring pack have been removed to improve ride.
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Driver Side
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If you'd like to see a particular picture or have a question just ask. I've got plenty of pictures. If you are interested in purchasing a set just email me. Gulf Coast Speed is located in Houston, TX. Delivery time is 4 to 6 weeks just to be safe. It took us exactly 4 weeks from the time we got the wheels in hand to the time they were on the truck. We could have saved exactly 2 weeks , but since this was my truck and not a customer's there was no hurry.
Passeger Side
Driver Side
Another Side Shot
If you'd like to see a particular picture or have a question just ask. I've got plenty of pictures. If you are interested in purchasing a set just email me. Gulf Coast Speed is located in Houston, TX. Delivery time is 4 to 6 weeks just to be safe. It took us exactly 4 weeks from the time we got the wheels in hand to the time they were on the truck. We could have saved exactly 2 weeks , but since this was my truck and not a customer's there was no hurry.
okcderek
+1y
If you run a 16" stock wheel on inside does that make a difference in them sticking out less? Would you have to modify the fenders on an 88-98 Chevy w/ your wheels? And the truck is bagged to lay on the ground. What kind of prices are you talking for wheels, adapters, lugs, and 265/35/22...price for 4 wheels and then a price for running 6 w/ same tire size.
liljlowrider
+1y
^^^ if you run all six you will def have to widen your fenders plus tub the bed...
okcderek
+1y
^^Thats what I thought, but he made it sound like he is machining the backs down to move the wheels in more or something.
lockone
+1y
Truck looks good. Glad to see you got some wheels.
sixpackdaniel
+1y
Thanks for the compliment Trevor.
By running the stock inside 16" wheel you are going to make the outside wheel stick out about 1/2" less. The aluminum wheels are about 3/4" thick at the hub. Just subtract your steel wheel thickness from 3/4" to figure it out. We do not modify the mounting surface/flange of the wheel on either side.
On 88-early 2000 Chevys/GMC, sometimes you can get away without having to widen the fenders and sometimes not. Different year trucks have different rear ends and different fenders. If you are going run all 6, you may have to slightly modify them. Just run 4, and you might be OK leaving every thing stock.
2 polished steer wheels, 2 Gulf Coast Speed polished outside rears, 4 265/35/22 Falkens, and adapters w/ lugs will be $3706.00 plus shipping.
Same as above with 2 brushed finish inside rears and 2 more 265/35/22 tires will be $4936.00 plus shipping. (Edit: I was $50.00 off)
Same as above with 2 polished inside rears (exact same as the fronts so they shine through the oustide rears) will be $4980.00 plus shipping. (Edit: I carried that same $50.00 error.)
All the above prices come mounted, but do not include center caps or lug covers. This is for the Big Hole Classic 2 7/16" diameter hole design in all 4 or 6 wheels. Shipping is from Houston, TX and will likely be at least $400.00. This stuff is heavy to ship. If shipping is less or you are local than I pass all the savings to you.
By running the stock inside 16" wheel you are going to make the outside wheel stick out about 1/2" less. The aluminum wheels are about 3/4" thick at the hub. Just subtract your steel wheel thickness from 3/4" to figure it out. We do not modify the mounting surface/flange of the wheel on either side.
On 88-early 2000 Chevys/GMC, sometimes you can get away without having to widen the fenders and sometimes not. Different year trucks have different rear ends and different fenders. If you are going run all 6, you may have to slightly modify them. Just run 4, and you might be OK leaving every thing stock.
2 polished steer wheels, 2 Gulf Coast Speed polished outside rears, 4 265/35/22 Falkens, and adapters w/ lugs will be $3706.00 plus shipping.
Same as above with 2 brushed finish inside rears and 2 more 265/35/22 tires will be $4936.00 plus shipping. (Edit: I was $50.00 off)
Same as above with 2 polished inside rears (exact same as the fronts so they shine through the oustide rears) will be $4980.00 plus shipping. (Edit: I carried that same $50.00 error.)
All the above prices come mounted, but do not include center caps or lug covers. This is for the Big Hole Classic 2 7/16" diameter hole design in all 4 or 6 wheels. Shipping is from Houston, TX and will likely be at least $400.00. This stuff is heavy to ship. If shipping is less or you are local than I pass all the savings to you.
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ben_shady1
+1y
Damn those centers are big.. they stick out past the wheels.. Besides that it looks good bro..
sick82
+1y
nice wheels man. glad to see some on your ram. pm sent.
josh
josh