Dayton Wire Wheels
Wire wheels are about the most dangerous thing you can put on a car IMO. Anyone who is familiar with how they are put on a car (center "locking" hub which basically just screws on then you beat it with a rubber mallet to make it tight) and has any clue about performance cars would not ever consider this.
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Originally Posted by Driven1
Wire wheels are about the most dangerous thing you can put on a car IMO. Anyone who is familiar with how they are put on a car (center "locking" hub which basically just screws on then you beat it with a rubber mallet to make it tight) and has any clue about performance cars would not ever consider this.
they stopped using them for the same reasons Pirates stopped breeding: they were just too cool for school. society couldn't handle it, so they left to live on their own island in the arctic.
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Originally Posted by sofa king
i got Ds on my car. but its a 64 Impala. no shit. ill post pix later. it was my first car. LOVED IT!
but NOT on a Z you troll!
but NOT on a Z you troll!
Here's a pic of my 63
Originally Posted by Triple8Sol
You guys are all so gullible. The OP was obviously joking. NOBODY is that retarded.....right? hahaaa
Dont know man I've seen these type of wheels on a 300ZX 2+2 with the driver's hispanic last name in gothic lettering and chrome trimings all around the fenders. They had 13" reversible wire daytons spaced out way past the fenders with 185/75/13s stretched across the wheels. Anything is possible.
I liked it, I could see how someone would think the rims would flow with the lines of the car.