So I plan on getting some new wheels with my tax money to sto the rubbing on my LCA's.

I am leaning toward the Crager soft 8's. But I'm not set on them. Any other wheels similar to them around the same price?

 

I run pro-comp steelies and they are identical but a little more costly. It has four welds, not three like the cragers have. Not sure if that makes much of a difference.

White wagon wheels are cheaper than soft-8's. You could get a set of those and paint em black.

 

browse around summit racing:

http://store.summitracing.com/egnsea...DisplayPrice|0

 

i think the AR ones are similar. i like my d-windows though. theres the rock crawler ones i think, but i think the price has gone up on those.

 

I have the Cagar V5's which replaced my soft 8's. I liked them and not many people had them at the time. I think prices on all wheels has gone up in the last couple months.

 

i don't like to sound like a moron, but the heck is a "soft 8" ?

 

Its a type of wheel that has 8 holes as the pattern

these are soft eights
http://store.summitracing.com/partde...5&autoview=sku

 

It is a valid question.
Don't worry about sounding like a moron. (Thats never stopped most of us before.)

Best way to find something out is asking.

BTW: White wagon wheels are around $50 ea (not including shipping)
That is for the ones with 3.75 B/S.
The ones with 4" B/S are always on backorder

 

dont count out your local discont tire or a place like that sometimes you can get extremly cheap wheels thru them plus no shipping

 

^^2X

Good one, almost forgot about that.

 

From my experiences, this is not the case. Shipping is free from Summit Racing and handling is $11.95.

White wagon wheels will start $36.88 for 15x7 Cragar Nomad I w/ 3.75" backspacing and $42.99 for 15x8 US Wheel Series 70 White 8-spoke w/ 3.75" backspacing. Both in stock.

 

I have seen guys get new steel wheels around here for 30 bucks or so

 

but summit has great prices if you cant find a local deal

 

i'm not saying it's not possible, just not from what i've experienced. plus after going to aluminum wheels, i won't go back to steel. IMO.

 

you will when your on a trail and a huge chunk gets ripped off your wheel from that sharp rock you didnt see
im not saying anything