What do you think?

[oldschool_muscle]

Well on my charger right now I have 15x7 Cragar Keystone Klassics, but while on Ebay I saw these black rims that I thought would really give the Charger a much more modern look but I'm not quite sold on them. My dad although very old school he thinks they might look pretty good since the car is going to be black real soon anyway. Just wanted some feedback
on what yall might think.



OR

[Blown70]

I LIKE THE BOTTOM......

That is just me.

Tom

[oldschool_muscle]

Yeah I am actually leaning to the newer ones. I think they will give the Charger A real mean stance and they look real cool too.

[tan top]

 i know what you are saying, but if it were me i would keep the top one, 

[Nacho-RT74]

KEYSTONES... ALLWAYS KEYSTONES... ok, sorry I love Keystones hehe, specially on 3rd gens.

Let me know if you sell those keystones... I have a 15x6 set I got used and need to be rechromed, but I can't find a shop able or want to rechrome wheels, because they say never get a good finish and start to peel off

[68ChargerJMP]

I like the black wheels. What kind are they?

[Bandit72]

Top definitally...

later 

[Silver R/T]

I like bottom, but top doesnt look too bad either

[oldschool_muscle]

I like the black wheels. What kind are they?

Im not totally sure I just always see them on Ebay and I thought they would look real tight.

[cs137]

For a custom look Id go with the black. Its different and would look kind of evil on a black charger with wide meats. Too bad you couldnt photo shop a pic to see what it would look like.

[Brock Samson]

did you see this thread?..
Also has the new old debate with classics squaring off against the newer oversized look...

http://www.dodgecharger.com/forum/index.php/topic,10363.0.html

[Chryco Psycho]

I prefer the new look , would probably upgrade to 17 or 18" as well

[Charger Steve]

Just my opinion but why not stay with original 14" 15" when they look so much bettter. These new bigger wheels just do not look right on the older cars.

[48chebbie]

i don't know how well some of these new,larger wheels will hold up (on such a small bolt pattern) under a heavy car,in all kinds of driving conditions. plus,you will probably play hell trying to get the right offset,for them to look right. unless you like the WAY tucked under the body look of those wheels,and not to mention the incredibly rough ride,of the low profile tires you will have to run,for even a reasonable tire height,unless you want the car to look like it should have 4X4 lockouts sticking out of the front wheel centers..............