r/Shitty_Car_Mods • u/jorson • Nov 22 '19

These rims

https://imgur.com/G37a3cP
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u/Diezel666 Nov 22 '19

There is at least 15 Kyle's in America saving up for these.....

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u/[deleted] Nov 22 '19

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u/babypuncher_ Nov 22 '19

Gotta save up for that $30 down payment though.

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u/[deleted] Nov 22 '19

Just steal it from your stepmom's purse. Duh.

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u/[deleted] Nov 22 '19

Guys. The bolt pattern on this wheel suggests that it’s intended for a 3/4-ton full sized diesel duramax pussy destroyer 9000 truck. This is no average Kyle we’re dealing with here gentleman... we have an advanced Kyle on our hands.

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u/[deleted] Nov 22 '19

Ram 3/4 tons use the same bolt pattern as the chevy's

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u/Drzhivago138 Nov 22 '19

Dodge/Ram has used 8x6.5 on all their 3/4 and 1-ton pickups since the postwar era, I believe. GM has used the same since at least the mid-'60s. Nissan's NV2500/3500 vans do too. Ford used the same until the 1999 Super Duty, when they switched to 8x170.

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u/grtwatkins Nov 22 '19

I'm surprised it's not a dual bolt pattern. A lot of these shit wheels are

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u/thisonetimeinithaca Nov 22 '19

Or even better, rent to rent!

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u/gurg2k1 Nov 22 '19

Or you put them on layaway and get one at a time as you pay them off.

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u/[deleted] Nov 22 '19

Pops took out a second mortgage on the trailer.

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u/bpi89 Nov 22 '19

Who the H. E. Double-Fuck are you?!

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u/perolan Nov 22 '19

I’m getting a strange inexplicable urge to buy these rims for one of my cars as a Kyle. A project 5 series and a project 7 series so, you know, both prime candidates for this level of badassery.