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Offset is perfect, no brodozer poke. 10/10, these look awesome.

I want the people who drill into painted surfaces like this in jail.

Even if you don't wheel, you want as much sidewall as possible. Tire sidewall is part of the vehicle's suspension. Vehicles ride better when sidewall is increased. There are only two functional reasons you'd want a large diameter wheel with low aspect ratio sidewalls: 1) Large wheels are...

There's a certain point where stuff like this has passed the threshold into 'insanity'. This is that point. I love the idea of PPF, and think Xpel stealth looks awesome. However there's no amount of drugs that would get me to cover a ubiquitous, mass produced $30-50,000 vehicle in stuff that...

I think the Analogs are among the coolest looking wheels I've seen on these, yet. I want some mad scientist to put a set of white Analogs on an Oxford White 2-door. There's a 90% chance it will look goofy as hell, but I just need to see it. ETA: 16" wheels look incredible. I'm a 'smallest...

Awesome pics.

It'll look good with some wabi sabi on it. I'm gonna feel like a rube driving mine around before it has any trail damage.

Those would look great in an ultra-low-profile rubber band aspect ratio on some extreme doodie wheels.

Any man that hasn't shit himself at least once, isn't taking enough risks in life.

Unfortunately, no. Police don't really care about property crime.

This was sitting in my "Bronco wheels, tires, offsets" folder. Looks good, and is 100% the route I would take if I had a daily OBX.

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I initially hated the OBX wheels too. But I think a big part of why they look goofy is the soccer mom tires. Members here have simply swapped their OBX tires with 32-33" K02s, and IMO they look awesome. The OBX wheel design itself kind of reminds me of certain factory JK Jeep Rubicon rims, and...

Those are radically different setups. If I didn't anticipate needing 35s, 4.70 gears, and lockers, there'd be no possible way I'd pay for them. Get the OBX.

This. And my fear is that a lot of this Buck Rogers stuff will simply not be supported by manufacturers in the future, making them un-repairable at any cost. The idea of driving a reasonable, reliable, 10-20 year old vehicle is definitely going extinct. American consumers are already slowly...

They actually found the problem and fixed it? Or just disconnected/reconnected the battery and then sent you on your way?

Where I'm from, we call 22" dubs on a truck the "510 FICO score".

This needs to be pinned and proliferated to all 2.7 owners.

No kidding. After all this, the chances that I'd let anyone cannibalize my build to fix their stuff is 0%. I nominate whoever it is for sainthood.

I'm glad to hear first-hand reports of ACC *not* sucking with a manual.