18" Chrome Bullitt deep-dish wheels

Dash Riprock · 02-19-2005

I'm trying to find the best price on a set of 18x9 (front) and 18x10 (rear) chrome deep-dish bullitt rims. The best price I have found so far is on MustangTuning.com, it came to $833.96 with free shipping... http://www.mustangtuning.com/deepdish2.html

If anyone knows a reputable seller that can beat that price, please let me know.

Thanks

Mack Daddy · 02-19-2005

$209 is prolly the cheapest your going to find those wheels at unless there on ebay?

9Venom9 · 02-19-2005

That is the best your going to find, those are the same wheels I am getting for the Cobra and your price is the best...

Dash Riprock · 02-20-2005

Thanks guys...I appreciate the info.

Mustang Mike · 02-21-2005

I just love deep dish bullit wheels!....Nothing looks better on a Mustang..........

Black05 · 02-21-2005

The deep dish wheels will not be made for the 05 till march or later. I e-mailed the company. Does anyone like the Davin H1 spinner wheels on a black gt?

Mustang Mike · 02-21-2005

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Originally Posted by Black05

The deep dish wheels will not be made for the 05 till march or later. I e-mailed the company. Does anyone like the Davin H1 spinner wheels on a black gt?

um, almost as much as I like them on the 6...............

OzPony · 02-22-2005

Maybe try Bonspeed or Boyd Codington billet wheels. They both make a similar wheel to the one you showed. I think Boyd call it the Torque Thrust II ???

Just be carefull with billet wheels. Mine tend to get a little out of shape. I have had to have them re-rolled once.

**countymounty** · 02-22-2005

Yea I was thinking of ordering there Mach I wheels, 17 by 9 in front and 17 by 10.5 in back…….315s here I come………… :thumbsup

Dash Riprock · 02-28-2005

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Originally Posted by OzPony

Maybe try Bonspeed or Boyd Codington billet wheels. They both make a similar wheel to the one you showed. I think Boyd call it the Torque Thrust II ???

The "Torque Thrust" are American Racing wheels...and I'm not sure if they're a true "deep-dish" design.

Boyd Coddington wheels are pricey...the closest thing I found to the Bullitts are their two-piece cast aluminum "Smoothie" series...the 18x9 set sells for around $1400.00. Most of their billet wheel sets were well over $2000.00!! for the 18x9. Too rich for my blood...unless they were going on a mint condition 69 Chevelle SS or something like that. I'm WAY too hard on my Mustang to pay that for wheels...thats why I couldn't justify the payment for a Cobra...I beat the $hit outta my cars!!