Photoshop anyone? Wheel image needed.

Have you checked the for sale section here? I thought I remembered seeing some SCS wheels in there...

I will look again, however;

I looked at scratch and dent on this forum/another forum.
I read all recent posts (as of 3/21) where he stated what I said prior.

I am looking at the Konig Countersteer wheels as an option now. Only 19 lb's per wheel too, my current wheels are 26 lb's, the 3.4 like's less rotating mass last I checked :)
 
I've got a set of 17" Split fives from a Sequoia sitting in my garage. Picked em up almost a year ago off CL and never used them - gun metal. Planned on putting snow tires on them but changed my mind.

I also have a set of 16" SR5 coke bottles sitting in the garage with some rubber left on a set of Fortera's

Here's a picture of the Sequoia rims. Here'a link to a site with the specs.

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Let me know if you're interested.
 

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Hurry up and buy some wheels already! :)

I was also doing some research on the specs compared to my current Pro Comp 8069s. I will have to forego the -10 mm offset that gives my truck it's current outset stance, but I've wanted to switch up the black-on-black look of my truck for awhile now. And I specifically wanted some Gun Metal, so it works out.

I can't find exactly how much mine currently weigh, but from a Jeep forum the 17" version is the same as the Level 8 MK6 17 version give or take a half-pound, so it looks like there won't be much change there.

But I totally agree on reducing the weight of the wheels/tires. That's one of the reasons I went with my current D-load Nitto Terra-Grapplers. Also the Duratracs are some of the lightest tires you can get, and I remember it made a clear difference, especially at altitude climbing hilly interstates.
 
Keep your current wheels or go with anything but those XD wheels IMO.

A bro truck is typically quantified by the following:

Driven by a kid who lives off of Daddy's money
New to late model American full size truck, sometimes a dually, commonly a diesel
Has a 6" lift in the front and nothing in the back for that good saggy ass look
HID's in Reflector Housings
Obnoxious Exhaust
Large Oakley sticker across the back window
Generally good at nothing but annoying the general public.

Examples:
truck_tedious.jpg

When it reaches a certain height it enters the Brodozer realm.

Brodozer
Used to describe the vehicles piloted by desert bros. Usually large white trucks to begin with, they are then trasformed into the epitamy of excess (In the opposite direction of rice rockets) via the addition of enormous lift kits, huge tyres (usually baja claws see haha claws. Eveything chromable is chromed, and everything flamable is flamed (including window tinting) The headlights are often mounted in the front bumper to stay at the leagal height. The trucks tip easily, and don't off-road any better than they ever did.
 

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I've got a set of 17" Split fives from a Sequoia sitting in my garage. Picked em up almost a year ago off CL and never used them - gun metal. Planned on putting snow tires on them but changed my mind.

I also have a set of 16" SR5 coke bottles sitting in the garage with some rubber left on a set of Fortera's

Here's a picture of the Sequoia rims. Here'a link to a site with the specs.

aluminum-17x75-wheel-rim-69440


Let me know if you're interested.

I just got brand new 16" BFG's on my wheels. I can't run a 17 for that reason, haha thank you for the offer though.

Small glimmer of hope for wheels. I'll keep my fingers crossed that it works out and post for anyone who cares, once I pay for something.
 

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