anyone have an official site? I wanna read up on C5 sizes but can't find their site.
anyone have an official site? I wanna read up on C5 sizes but can't find their site.
dammit.
Does anybody make a wheel that looks like this in a 22X11?
I can't beleive this is such a hard wheel to find. Seems downright natural to me.
Do you eat with that mouth:grin: . I want 11's too but I am in worse shape than you with AWDOriginally Posted by grinner
you can get smoothies in 20x11 here: http://www.newstalgiawheel.com/produ...ls.asp?id=3441
a grand a wheel.
wowsers
thats alot of freakin videos.
thanks man...
grinner - You could special order the Foose Nitrous II's in some custom sizes. Give them a call and see what they say![]()
-Robert
PS - btw I have 10's with 295's and there isnt a lot of room left in that wheel well.
Here's the manufacturer website, Boyd Coddington, for Coys:Originally Posted by Turf
http://www.boydcoddingtonwheel.com/
You might have some luck talking directly with them. You'll also see different versions of the wheel such as the Junkyard Dog, which I like the looks of.
i have the coys c-5 's..i'll attach a pic..20x9's w/ 245-40 20 firestone firehawks..
2006 charger r/t
magnesium pearl
coy's c-5 rims 20"
r/t grille emblem
honeycomb r/t grille
rk 3pc rear spoiler
front air diffuser
magnaflow cat back exhaust
mopar cai
srt-8 hood
Cool...they make the charger in Magnesium pearl!! Looks awesome!!
'07 Magnum RT RWD Steel Blue with Road & Track package, NC-SXT silver honeycomb grill, 20" Foose Nitrous Chromes
Other Rides
'01 BMW Z3 2.5i Roadster
Watercrafts:
'97 Seadoo GTX - Hydroturf matting mod
'05 Crownline 202 BR with duoprop
Misc Toys
2010 Wildcat 31TS 5th Wheel
The last time I refused a beer I didn't understand the question.
Coys are actually copies of the Boyds Smoothies and are not manufactured by Boyd Coddington Wheels.
Give Wheels city a call they can probably beat the price at 888-772-6937. They are here in SoCal, but they ship anywhere. I saved over $150 per wheel.
Later,
Brett
SoCalLX - " Where Southern California Car Culture Meets Modern Mopar Muscle"


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