Foose Nitrous rims on a charger?

[2Gunz]

Anybody have pictures of a charger with some Chip Foose nitrous rims?

[68charger383]

I saw a RR at a show with Foose Nitrous rims, Not a charger, but may give you an idea of what it will look like on an older Mopar.

[Silver R/T]

look similar to torq thrusts

[41husk]

I bet they cost more than the torque thrust 

[70charger_boy]

I bet they cost more than the torque thrust 

[Ponch ®]

They're very popular with the magnum/300/(06)Charger crowd...but for some reason I'm not a big fan. I think it's the fake rivets that I've never liked on any wheel.

And yeah, they're pricey compared to TT's.

[Rolling_Thunder]

I'm not a huge fan myself...     Chris Jacob's GTX had some on it when we last worked on it..    but I thought they didnt fit the car all that well appearance wise

[Ponch ®]

I'm not a huge fan myself...     Chris Jacob's GTX had some on it when we last worked on it..    but I thought they didnt fit the car all that well appearance wise

The look is too modern for a classic car, IMHO.

[Joshua]

They make 'em without the rivets/bolts along the rim.....they look WAY better.....I *think* they're the Nitrous 2.....

Anything over 18" looks ridiculous anyway on these old cars, esp chrome, some billets don't look TOO bad, IMO ........

I guess I'm just stuck in the 60's.......

[70charger_boy]

Anything over 18" looks ridiculous anyway on these old cars, esp chrome, some billets don't look TOO bad, IMO ........

[472 R/T SE]

I'm thinking about a set as well.  No monies right now tho. 
Here's some that ds made up.  For some reason they don't look as good on mine as the other three. 

[NorwayCharger]

I was thinking of the Foose nitro wheels for my charger, but i went for the Boyd JYD wheels.
Maybe the Nitro´s wheels are to "BLING". but it all comes down to taste i guess

[Ponch ®]

If you're looking for an updated take on the Torq Thrust, you should check out.....the Torq Thrust M! I have them on my '06 (they're 22" tho) and I believe you can get them in 17" and 18" as well. It's a clean, classy design, IMHO. I get lots of compliments on them, and I bet they'd look tight on a classic mopar (in the right size, of course). I'd probably get them for my '74 if I decide not to go with the NASCAR type wheels.




on my car (note the different lip):

[Mike DC]

 
Personally I can't take musclecars without any tire sidewall.  I need to see at least 45-50-series sidewalls even if the rims are gonna be bigger than stock. 

 

[Recharger]

I've got the Nitrous II wheels on my 68 (15x7s all around).  It wasn't my first choice (I'm not crazy about the rivets either), but I found a good deal on ebay and went ahead and got them since they ended up actually being cheaper than the TT2's.  There are a few other designs out there I like better, but I couldn't find them smaller than 17", which is bigger than I want to go.   

[mikesbbody]

 
Personally I can't take musclecars without any tire sidewall.  I need to see at least 45-50-series sidewalls even if the rims are gonna be bigger than stock. 

 
    100% with you mike.

[blackcharger]

Anything over 18" looks ridiculous anyway on these old cars, esp chrome, some billets don't look TOO bad, IMO ........

I guess I'm just stuck in the 60's....... [/b]

Foose Wheels or any over 15" dia=  they just look wrong on the old cars

[70charger_boy]

Anything over 18" looks ridiculous anyway on these old cars, esp chrome, some billets don't look TOO bad, IMO ........

I guess I'm just stuck in the 60's....... [/b]

Foose Wheels or any over 15" dia=  they just look wrong on the old cars

So, You're saying that Mike Musto's 68 looks like crap?