ACR Wheel Question

[Bonkers]

Guys, quick question.

What are the OEM Rims on the ACRs called and what are their sizes?

I have been looking through some of the ebay and VCA classifeds but without a picture I'm blind as to what I should be looking for.

Second question, for those still reading this far, about how much would a good used set run?

Thanks in Advance..

 

[monnieh]

The factory BBS wheels are not real easy to find for sale. Before I got my ACR I looked for a set and the only one's I found where just barely cheaper than new ones.

 

[Steve-Indy]

Friend of mine was offered $2500-3000 for his 2001 ACR wheels (with less than 1000 miles) by more than one place. I DO like the looks of these BBS wheels on our silver/blue ACR, but NOT EVERYONE likes them(as it was told to me)... so hopefully you will not have to pay anywhere near "retail" for them. Call around.

 

[RedGTS]

They are usually called ACR wheels or BBS/ACR wheels. But be mindful of the fact that BBS also makes a regular production wheel that looks very similar called the LM, but it has bolts around the outside edge. A new or primo set of ACR wheels seems to run ~$4,000, give or take a few hundred. The sizes are the same as regular stock wheels, 18x10 & 18x13. If you want to see something really sharp, get a set and have them chromed.

 

[RedGTS]

Hey monnieh, mine are too! I think the chrome ACR club is growing all the time.

 

[Wayne Finch]

The chromed ACR wheels look awesome. Unfortunately I do not want to change mine (keeping it stock) and the silver does match the stripes.

 

[JonB]

PartsRack has Used ACR wheel sets from $3000 - $3500. These OEs are 1-piece forgings, (no bolts) very light. Downright Plain, silver-powder coat.

We carry new BBS LMs for "under $3300", a much nicer finished 3-pc wheel with a very similiar look. Polished rim, high-sparkle silver centers. 30 polished stainless modular bolts.

There is a set of BBS LMs used WITH TIREs on classifieds now, $2995! Paul K. has em.

New ACR OE rims list for $1950 EACH (dumb.) PartsRack @ 22% off still equals $5995 / set. Forgeline 19s are under $4200!!

 

[2charmed]

I would check with the "parts rack" for used or exchange wheels.
If you want new, check with Chuck Tator of Tator's Dodge.

Like others have said, you can get similar BBS wheels from almost any wheel shop.

Good luck,

2charmed

 

[monnieh]

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by RedGTS:
If you want to see something really sharp, get a set and have them chromed.

<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

Mine are chromed!

 

[SERPENT INDIANA]

I bought an extra set a while back, NOS with centers, for $3000. Had them chromed($700.) and put them on my F.E. ACR.....looks great...still have an extra set of ACR wheels,

 

[joe117]

So, you decided to buy your Viper a piece at a time, from the ground up?

 

[Bonkers]

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by joe117:
So, you decided to buy your Viper a piece at a time, from the ground up?<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

Sure, why not? Worked for you didn't it Joe?

Seriously though I keep seeing these ads for "Viper Wheels" with acronyms like BBS, HRS, and such, and I was curious how the savvy Viper part buyer would be able to tell the difference.

So to find the ACR look I need to keep my eyes open for BBS LM or ACR. Cool, thanks much everyone...