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    Hello everyone

    Has anyone had a set of custom wheels made? If so who made them and whats a good price for a set... I need a set of 17"s made for my 56 dodge, so I can run a wider front tire/wheel

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    Nobody? Im not sure of my options, please help...

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    i have had 2 sets made , one set was made from a company called Evod . they did a great job they were 12500.00
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    Quote Originally Posted by kennyd View Post
    i have had 2 sets made , one set was made from a company called Evod . they did a great job they were 12500.00
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    Yeah I dont own a vehicle that cost that much...lol.. Thanks for the input..

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    Isn't that the company that makes wheels for Chip Foose?

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    Ive been checking out this company. I talked to them and they seem to very very helpful...Has anyone delt with them? The wheels are in the $2000 range..
    http://www.driverzinc.com/wheels/newgen/newgen.htm

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    Sorry I shouldve explained better.. Its a 56 D100 truck on a 94 9C1 Caprice chassis, and the front track width wide. Right now I have 3.5" weld draglites on the front, and I would like to run at least a 7" rim.. But I need a front wheel drive type offset.. The reason for the 17s is so the wheels will clear the tie rods... I wanted to use chrome reversed wheels but 15s wont work and nobody makes a 17 steel wheel in the 5x5 bolt patern...

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    I bought a set of wheels from Newstalgia Wheels in Tennesee a few years ago for my 34 Ford coupe. Custom offset, ran me $900.00. I'm sure they can fix you up for less than $12500! Good Luck.

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    No I didnt Thanks for the info, Ill check out their web site and give them a call..

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    Try THESE folks also.
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    I had a set of custom wheels made for my '48 Thames panel ......... they are ET's built by Team III ........ the rears are 15x12's (6-3/4" offset) and the fronts are 15x4's ( 1-7/8" offset) ......... the whole set (plus shipping) cost a little less than $2,000

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    Quote Originally Posted by CHEVYBOY View Post
    Hello everyone

    Has anyone had a set of custom wheels made? If so who made them and whats a good price for a set... I need a set of 17"s made for my 56 dodge, so I can run a wider front tire/wheel

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    almost everyone sells " custom offsets " . i thought you were looking for custom made wheels .
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    Billet Specialties makes 17" wheels, 5 on 5" with back spacings from 3.75 to 7.25 depending on the wheel width. This is for the GTX series - http://www.billetspecialties.com/ite...scid=18&pid=16 the tech info will tell you that 17, 5/5 are available. I use 17"x8 GTX01's but they are 5 on 4.5" and are currently in the $435 range each.
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