New Wheels for the "White Obsession"

[BIG BOB]

I got rid of the M/T Classic II and got American Racing Atlas Chrome Wheels. I sure like these alot better, and very little maintenance.







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Check out the 2 pages of new pictures of the "White Obsession" while you are there.

 

[Archive]

Nice wheels, nice pics! Quit spoiling that Ram!

 

[Vaughn MacKenzie]

Ditto on what Rob says Those wheels compliment your truck very well! Looking forward to seeing it in person. . . possibly this Friday, we are making a run on Silverwood on the 6th.



Vaughn

 

[DAWG-1]

Very Nice

Looking very good . I really like the white Rams. My '95 was white. Looking forward to seeing you in Portland. E-mail will be sent to answer your question, still aquiring data

(playing hehehe) .

 

[BGDUMMY]

NICE.

Ok, what is the big difference in how the wheels were made that makes these easier to keep up. I'm starting to shop for wheels, but don't want to spend 180. 00 a piece either.

Give me the low down!!!

 

[BIG BOB]

BGDUMMY,



Aluminum Polished wheels (like Mickey Thompson, Weld, etc. ) you have to keep polishing them to keep them looking good(about once or twice a month where I live). The Aluminum wheel that has been Chrome plated (like the ones I got) will not rust, If you wash your truck a couple times a month and wax these wheel twice a year, that all you'll have to do to them.



Big Bob

 

[John]

Nice wheels Bob!

I like the pic of your new wheels although, I did spot one "minor" "fault"... I noticed right away, and the caption reaffirmed my suspicion... mud flap piracy.



..... Hmmm, wonder where I've seen that design before?

 

[OILBRNR]

While the M/T Classic II's are polished, the Challenger and Classics made by Alcoa for M/T are formed from a hot ingot of 6061-T6 aluminum. Little maintence if any is neccessary. Weld also has wheels made out of the 6061-T6, but their prices are way high!



I picked my Challengers up for around $160 per.