O.E. Wheels
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Burning Brakes
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O.E. Wheels
I am looking at a set of 2K wheels for my 98. The wheels are distributed by O.E. Performance. Has anyone had any experience with them? I don't know if aftermarket is the way to go. Need advice. 
Bob
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Originally Posted by BobbyT
I am looking at a set of 2K wheels for my 98. The wheels are distributed by O.E. Performance. Has anyone had any experience with them? I don't know if aftermarket is the way to go. Need advice.
Bob
Bob
I had a set of Y2K thin spokes on my 94 Vert I bought from them (O.E. Wheel Distributors in Sarasota, FLA right? on Ebay)
They were polished and had no clear coating...so when they got dirty...it was a pain to clean them! Other then that...they were a bit heavier then my stock GM rims...but they did balance well with little weights added and looked great on the C4.
Hope this helps!
Pro
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I've read about alot of problems with the aftermarket Y2K wheels.
It seems that quite a few have either cracked or broken right apart.
There are alot of factory thin spokes available on the parts for sale or wanted section, and I have never heard of any factory thin spokes grenading.
It seems that quite a few have either cracked or broken right apart.
There are alot of factory thin spokes available on the parts for sale or wanted section, and I have never heard of any factory thin spokes grenading.
