Wheel identification, anybody recognize these?!?

[BlazeRunner]

Hey all, still pretty new to the off roading scene, and I don't know much about the common brands, styles - that sort of thing and was hoping somebody here could help identify what type of wheels I have. I know they're 6 lug 16" but have yet to see any similar just searching through wheel pics. They have 14 holes and 14 torx headed locker bolts around the edge of the rim. This is the best I can do for a pic until the morning (I know its horrible), also you could check out my photo album to view the truck in it's entirety even though I don't have many good wheel shots right now, and my camera sucks. Like I said, I'll try for some better pics when its light out. Thanks in advance for any help, just would like to know who makes them and possibly the model name.

 

[EuroDriver]

Those look like Eagle Alloys...

 

[BlazeRunner]

Thanks, your response got me searching deeper. I found out they're Raceline 'Rockcrusher' wheels from summitracing, at least that's where I saw them... they're kinda cheap and I'm considering painting them. I wish I had the factory wheels still... :mmph:

 

[r34sklnnsn]

Raceline, That's what I'm running. I like them.

 

[BlazeRunner]

are you running stock tire size with them? and are you rubbing at all?
I'm running 265/75/16 BFG ATs and they tend to run small, so close to factory size and I've rubbed a few times on the front right when turning into my driveway... I'm thinking it's because of the difference in backspacing between wheels.

 

[r34sklnnsn]

I'm running stock 265/70 16 . Backspacing on mine are 3.6" 16x8 , I have no problem with rubbing, When these tires wear out I'm going with a 75 series. I don't think i'll have any problems with rubbing with this offset.

 

[A/V1]

When I saw that wheel, I immediately thought of the American Racing "Outlaw II". I've always liked the Outlaw I & II. But it's pretty obvious now that it's not the same one that you have...