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H3 Wheels

Michro

Well-Known Member
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59
Location
DFW, TX
So I'm debating on one of two scenarios. Either I will paint my H3x wheels black then eventually get 35's, or I will buy a used set of stock 16's and paint those black to use with bigger tires. Has anyone seen H3x weeks painted black? I wonder how they'd look.
 

alrock

El Diablo
Staff member
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10,677
Location
Scottsdale
Are the H3X wheels 18"? If so, you'd probably be better off with a set of 16" for offroading to better allow the sidewalls to flex.
 

Michro

Well-Known Member
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59
Location
DFW, TX
Yeah I'm thinking the same. Although I did find these pics. Doesn't look awful, but I think I'll buy some 16 stock wheels from Craigslist.
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Michro

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59
Location
DFW, TX
Here's another but with some very rare H3x wheels. They look like aftermarket, but I verified they are indeed H3
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08SolarFlareH3

Super Swampers
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2,525
Location
Finger Lakes, NY
Here's another but with some very rare H3x wheels. They look like aftermarket, but I verified they are indeed H3
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There not H3X wheels but they are a GM Accessories 18" wheel. There was three different styles available in 18's and two in available 20's. They are same width and back spacing as the OEM wheels but were not factory equipment, they were either installed by the dealer or purchased from GM Accessories line.


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JDstagg

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Location
Phenix City, Alabama
Those X wheels look sweet, in black of course. Im thinking of doing the Plastidip on mine too. For that stuff do you need to do any surface prep like with bedliner material? I tried to use the underbody coating (not the best idea) so that I'll just keep for touching up the chassis area that has some rust spots.
 

Expendable

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Location
Burbank, CA
Those X wheels look sweet, in black of course. Im thinking of doing the Plastidip on mine too. For that stuff do you need to do any surface prep like with bedliner material? I tried to use the underbody coating (not the best idea) so that I'll just keep for touching up the chassis area that has some rust spots.

dipyourcar.com is a great resource.
 
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