my first shot at making rims - something different
 

this is the first set of rims that i've made, they are 2.0 duels. i'm just trying out something different with the touring car tires, i'm not real sure about the look but the rims did come out good. :thinking:

http://i335.photobucket.com/albums/m...d/100_4211.jpg
http://i335.photobucket.com/albums/m...d/100_4212.jpg
http://i335.photobucket.com/albums/m...d/100_4210.jpg
http://i335.photobucket.com/albums/m...d/100_4207.jpg

Re: my first shot at making rims - something different
 

Man, them things are:cool:

Re: my first shot at making rims - something different
 

Can you say bling bling

Re: my first shot at making rims - something different
 

Kool!
Just ONE of those tires would work as a lo profile super single...
You got a truck looking wheel to mount them on?

Re: my first shot at making rims - something different
 

i have some other ideas i want to try out, just have to start somewhere.

Re: my first shot at making rims - something different
 

Very nice looking!! How about front rims?

Re: my first shot at making rims - something different
 

i should have some time in the next few days to mess around with some fronts

Re: my first shot at making rims - something different
 

Can those fit a Widico Pete? Who did your supension? Where did you get those axles from? I need a over haul fast!!!!!! :):)

Re: my first shot at making rims - something different
 

That looks to be a standard tamiya bigrig suspension and axles. although he does make a lot of custom parts, you can always check his vendors page out for ideas and purchasing.

--Dan

Re: my first shot at making rims - something different
 

Russ, those are bad a$$.... paint the rig flat black and watch it flex its muscle... I like em.:eek:

Re: my first shot at making rims - something different
 

I have to agree, "super single" came to mind and those do look great.

Re: my first shot at making rims - something different
 

I like'em. For the what they are, they turned out cool. Just a stepping stone to bigger and better things, Russ. Nice job.