Yeah, What are they? Where can I get a set? And how much?

I was looking at moto metals, But I like them better.

BTW, Keep in mind the stock 20's are worth some money.

 

That can be a little fun when palying around though, looking completely stock (well relatively stock) at an intersection to an unsuspecting ford or chevy and (sorry) sometimes other rams and then just flooring it...

Its a really tuff call, I mean the stock rims weigh a ton so upgrading them to something lighter and more stylish is a plus, but more power is ALWAYS a great thing too...

The only plus to doing the cam later on in the year would be the weather would be cooler, not 104* in the garage WITH the swamp cooler going (it helps, just not that much) so both myself and my installer would be a bit more comfortable and I could take my time gathering and ordering parts.

 

I wonder who you're talking about...

Truckin' get the rims. Admittedly, I'm not a huge fan of that style, but hey, it's your Ram, get what you like. Those stock 20s are unbelieveably heavy, so anything lighter will help you out in terms of acceleration and braking. Just to give you an idea of how heavy, my stock 20s with no tire are only 2 pounds lighter than my 17s with 33 inch tires.

 

Im trying to not make my truck look like everyone elses!!! Oh well, cant not share I guess... sigh... As of now the only place I have seen these are at Discount Tire:

- G-FX OR9 (They are a branch off of the Voxx Wheel Line)
- 2 Finishes available All Flat Black or Flat Black Lip w/ Machined Face (the ones I want).
- 20X8.5 5-139.7 18FBF
- $179.00

 

^ do it man.....get the wheels, you already convinced yourself it would be better for you and your guy when it gets cooler to install the cam.....

 

I haven't convinced myself of anything just yet, I can think of just as many pros and cons for doing each of them first or waiting to do them last...

 

as much as i want to say do the wheels first i vote cam. your doing all the engine stuff now so i would just get it done all at once and wait for the wheels later in the fall

 

There are other things you can do to change up the look of the outside besides new rims to hold you over until later in the year. Once you get that cam in you won't even remember that you running stock rims bc you will be so happy with the performance that you get when you put your foot in it.

 

Im just going to play it by ear for this one and see where it takes me. Its not like the things I want will not get done if I do one or the other first.

 

Just do it while she's at work and see if she even notices it