awsome new pro-line wheel!

[maxxdude1234]

Hey, dont know if anyone has seen these new wheels already. They are very very 'blingy' and are also bead-locs, 45$ a pair

http://www.pro-lineracing.com/proline.html

[Serum]

here is the direct link.

It looks like one interesting wheel! a 40 serie beadlock with a 23 mm hex..

[Dafni]

Interesting indeed, but I don't really like the design, though.

[Serum]

Yeah Dafni;

PMRR;
PimpMyRideRim ®

Not my bag of coockies either.. But, it's the 1st 40serie non glue rim

[Nick]

Very nice! $45 a pair though. :eek:

[maxxdude1234]

$45 is the reccomended retail price, hopefully they will be less than that

wow, i need one of those!

[Nick]

Originally posted by Superemaxx89
wow, i need one of those!

I would prefer all 4. :L:

They have been up on the site for a few weeks anyone know of when they will be released I want to hear a report on them.

[T2693]

Yeah, not feelin those either..... :cool:

[maxxdude1234]

must take a hell of a long time to set them up. Each wheel has 18 screws per side - 36 screws per wheel - 144 per truck!!!!! Therefore to change a set of tires you need to unscrew/screw 288 screws!!! Thats basically a complete rebuild!

[Dafni]

Originally posted by maxxdude1234
must take a hell of a long time to set them up. Each wheel has 18 screws per side - 36 screws per wheel - 144 per truck!!!!! Therefore to change a set of tires you need to unscrew/screw 288 screws!!! Thats basically a complete rebuild!

Ja, I thought the same. But here's a quote from the PL site:

This makes your truck totally customizable in a short amount of time.

Short amount of time?! Well, geologically speaking, a few thousand years are a rather short amount of time. LOL

[RC-Monster Mike]

Probably less time to change them than to bake the old tires of a regular set of rims, though. With all those screws, the customer will look like Popeye after changing the tires a few times. :)

[supermaxx4190]

im not liking them, too heavy and too much $$. i would rather buy a new set of wheels then use those.

[Nick]

I prefer stock, very strong if not the strongest wheel out. Although on the heavy side. Might invest in some boring disc type wheels to lose a pound or so. :)

Any sugggestions?