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Those wheels are gonna look insane on your ride. They'll make a highly noticeable difference. Looking forward to seeing them mounted as well
Me too bro. Can't wait.
Originally Posted by ramirez0228
Good choice bro. Your ride is going to come togther real nice.........
Thx. I really appreciate it.
Originally Posted by NC D'LUXE
I could be wrong on this and haven't run the numbers through the calculator, but I think given the low profile 18 tire size, the overall dimension of the stock size 16 and the 18 with low profile tire are pretty close to same overall dimension.
I want massive WW's!!!
Originally Posted by Malingerer
This is true Stephen (Ice Cold Deluxe) a member here ran the numbers.He has not been active for a while though. There was a thread with what he came up with. I will try to find it. If memory serves me correct it only came out to like a 1/4 " higher in the rear.
It all depends on what you like (more wheel 18 )or (more WW 16). The extra 1/4 " actually helps me out with the 39 Cholos . It the difference between scraping and that was close lol.
Exactly what I want. More WW.
Originally Posted by NC D'LUXE
With the 16 or 18 rear, that's what I thought was the primary difference, the amount of visible spoke. One other consideration is the width of the white which is going to be of course significantly less on the 18" and to be exact, the DB WW is only 1 3/16" wide.
I've got the numbers at home and will post them when I get home later, just couldn't remember them right off hand and thought I'd that info out there for now.
WHITE WALLS BABY. THE BIGGER THE BETTER. Im already giving up some on the 21". Not giving any up on the rear.
spoke to Drew quickly regarding dropping the front end. He ran his 21 stock for 4 years before dropping it. So it should not be a problem out of the gate. I'll see how she feels. I can always drop her later. I also already have the Ricor's in and that made a huge diff. in the ride. Much smoother up front.
If you want MASSIVE WW go with the 3" WW on the Avon Gangsters. If I kept the 16's all around thats what I would have went with. Those tires look awesome.
It's official. The wheels have been ordered. 16/21 Cali's from Primo Wheels.
Totally Psyched!
Please post pics when you install them.
I've always had my eye on these rims ever since seeing it in Baggers. I'm going to call them tomorrow just to see what they quote for a 19" front wheel, if they mfg one, with dual rotors. Don't really want to lower the front shocks if I go to a 21" and lose some of the touring handling maneuverability of my RG.
Did they say anything about abs bearings? I would just have my rear 28 spoke knuckles stock rim chromed....for now.
I've always had my eye on these rims ever since seeing it in Baggers. I'm going to call them tomorrow just to see what they quote for a 19" front wheel, if they mfg one, with dual rotors. Don't really want to lower the front shocks if I go to a 21" and lose some of the touring handling maneuverability of my RG.
Did they say anything about abs bearings? I would just have my rear 28 spoke knuckles stock rim chromed....for now.
BTW, guys, your Softails are sick!!!
Lu,
I did not inquire about abs bearings since my softail does not come equipped with ABS brakes, sorry.
I will be posting a $hit load of pix once I get them. As per our conversation last week, Primo said that they are on schedule and should be shipping by the end of this week or by next week the latest. Keep my fingers crossed.
I appreciate the kinds words too. Thx man.
I did not inquire about abs bearings since my softail does not come equipped with ABS brakes, sorry.
I will be posting a $hit load of pix once I get them. As per our conversation last week, Primo said that they are on schedule and should be shipping by the end of this week or by next week the latest. Keep my fingers crossed.
I appreciate the kinds words too. Thx man.
What part of NJ you from? Im in monmouth county.
Lol, I just noticed your "central NJ" location, Im in Hunterdon county.
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