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my new wheels arrived ... BOZE Injected 18" photos included

I guess this is the proper sub forum to post this thread.. if not Mods.. you can move it.

Welp, yesterday my wheels finally arrived. Long process of picking a style, measuring, figuring out backspacing (thanks to /86 TA\ and Paul H for their help in that area) photoshop work and more measuring.

I went with the BOZE ZE Injected style wheel. I picked this because in my mind it is similar to the original IROC wheels that came on the car. clean, simple 5 spoke design with just a bit of style to them. The Injected wheel (in my mind) is a modern stylized version of an iroc wheel. I really like this look better than a pro-touring wheel or something too busy or chrome.

In these photos the inside lighting is terrible and does not show the depth and shine of the wheel... but I will get some better photos this weekend, once the tires are mounted up and balanced and wheels put on the car.

I went with the BOZE ZE Injected wheel as mentioned above. All billet aluminum, welded 2 piece construction. I decided NOT to have the rivets installed around the circumference of the rim either. I also decided NOT to have the center section finished with a brushed-look either as is commonly done with this style wheel). valve stem hole was moved to the backside of the rim to keep the front profile looking clean. The whole wheel was fully polished and then ceramic-coated with a clear coat to prevent it from tarnishing and cutting down on my metal polishing time drastically. I am very very VERY happy with how they turned out.. and I don't mind if other people don't like them at all... I sure do, its the look I was going for

Front are 18"x8" with a 5" backspace and will have a Nitto 555 245/40/18 tire
Rear are 18"x10" with a 5.875" backspace and will have a Nitto 555 285/40/18 tire

Hope to get the tires mounted tomorrow and wheels balanced using the stick on weights so nothing scratched the outer wheel lip. I'll post photos of that when it happens.

For now, here's a few photos I took super quick yesterday after UPS arrived.

http://i15.photobucket.com/albums/a3...d/DSCN1453.jpg

http://i15.photobucket.com/albums/a3...d/DSCN1460.jpg

http://i15.photobucket.com/albums/a3...d/DSCN1464.jpg

http://i15.photobucket.com/albums/a3...d/DSCN1461.jpg

http://i15.photobucket.com/albums/a3...d/DSCN1467.jpg

http://i15.photobucket.com/albums/a3...d/DSCN1471.jpg

http://i15.photobucket.com/albums/a3...d/DSCN1476.jpg

more to come in a few days

Can't wait to see them in all their glory.

See if the tire place has a nicer wheel balancer. Most modern ones can "hide" the weights behind the spokes. The goodyear near me can.

thanks guys

sweetbmx: cool. I will check with the place I plan on going to tomorrow morning. I asked them if they use that new tire mounter where it can stretch the tire while rotating without any part of the machine actually even touching the metal wheel.. just to prevent any galling or scuffing. didn't know about that new style of hiding the weights, that would be sweet. I definitely only want weights on the backside of the wheel and not clamped around the outer wheel lip, that would ruin them instantly

That looks great man!

The wheels look phenomenal! They look so much better actually on the car vs. some photoshops.

Came out great. Well done.

They were a great choice.

Those look awesome Dave!

thanks guys, I haven't had any free time to get some good photos just yet, working a ton and getting ready to head down to the Camaro nationals for the weekend.. im sure i'll get a few good photos somewhere down there. I appreciate the feedback. getting a full laser alignment tomorrow 9 am, then leaving for Maryland with the car once the rain stops around noon

Glad you didn't go with a set that had rivets. Your car looks awesome now!!! Beautiful choice