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 Post subject: MOAB Rims?
PostPosted: Sun Oct 14, 2007 10:30 am 
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Can anybody tell me what these are or show me a picture? (God, I know nothing......yet)

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Factory wheels on an 04-06 Rubicon are what guys put on their KJs

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why? what size are they? big difference between these and the Liberty Limiteds 17's Dakar or Oasis rims?

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I've been wondering what the big deal is myself, I don't get why they are so popular.

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i think its just the look of them over the wheel offerings for the kj from the factory

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I've been wondering what the big deal is myself, I don't get why they are so popular.


16x8 aluminum wheel w/ good back space that usually can be found for a reasonable price w/ 245/75-16 MT/R's on them make them so desirable in my H.O. I also like the way they look on the KJ.

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I've been wondering what the big deal is myself, I don't get why they are so popular.


16x8 aluminum wheel w/ good back space that usually can be found for a reasonable price w/ 245/75-16 MT/R's on them make them so desirable in my H.O. I also like the way they look on the KJ.



define "reasonable price"

Seems to me most people trying to sell them always wanted an arm and a leg for em.

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I got all 5 of my Moabs/MTR's for $600.00 they were brand new and had less than 1K on them. you just have to look around.

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These rims cost $130 each from online stores. They just look great, that's the deal with them. There are a few other pictures. If you don't like them, good for you, you can save your money.

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Sir Sam wrote:
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JPaul wrote:
I've been wondering what the big deal is myself, I don't get why they are so popular.


16x8 aluminum wheel w/ good back space that usually can be found for a reasonable price w/ 245/75-16 MT/R's on them make them so desirable in my H.O. I also like the way they look on the KJ.



define "reasonable price"

Seems to me most people trying to sell them always wanted an arm and a leg for em.

I got one set for $500 w/ about 5k on them and another set w/ more miles but they were free.

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Put it this way, go check out the price of those MTR's brand new at a tire shop for a set of five. Then look for the tire/wheel combo set from Rubicon owners that had to use "Balco" products on their Rubi.

A simple and easy way to get a great setup for off-roading.

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PostPosted: Sun Oct 14, 2007 8:06 pm 
Blackwall 245/75-16 MT/R's are $180 each. that's $560...for tires alone. for four.

I'm not a huge fan of the Moabs on KJ's, but there are worse wheels for it too. If I woulda stumbled upon a cheap Moab/MTR combo i woulda grabbed it. I think the 05-6 Rennie wheels are the coolest.


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I think the 05-6 Rennie wheels are the coolest.


are those the 16" Cast aluminum Mineral Gray Metallic wheels? I see those in an old sales brochure and I agree they would look cool on my Dark Khaki Limited! Is it also safe to assume that it's easier to find larger/AT tires for the 16's than the 17" wheels?

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Sir Sam wrote:
JJsKJ wrote:
JPaul wrote:
I've been wondering what the big deal is myself, I don't get why they are so popular.


16x8 aluminum wheel w/ good back space that usually can be found for a reasonable price w/ 245/75-16 MT/R's on them make them so desirable in my H.O. I also like the way they look on the KJ.



define "reasonable price"

Seems to me most people trying to sell them always wanted an arm and a leg for em.
I've seen most MOAB/MT/R sets going for about $300-$600 here in CO,some want a $1000 but after a couple of months they drop the $$$ to about $500.Keep a eye on CL and colorado4x4 board,sets show up every now and again.


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PostPosted: Sun Oct 14, 2007 8:30 pm 
I dunno what they're called, but they look like this

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a set of Kumho KL71s would look rockin with those on a certain 02 Patriot Blue sport 8)

I'm also partial to the 02-4 Rennie wheels

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Personally I'm loving these rims over any others ever made-----
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There a 2 piece double internal bead(uses a internal rubber piece similar to staun beadlocks) lock alloy rim that is DOT approved.
Full specs and such here--http://www.rockmonsterwheels.com/new398.htm


Oh and bring a deep pocket book,they start at about $450 apiece(and worth every penny).


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i can never seem to get lucky with these rims or tires so i gave up :cry:

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PostPosted: Sun Oct 14, 2007 9:00 pm 
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can those Rene wheels still be purchased through a dealer or anywhere else? Thinkin' they would go perfect on the Dark Khaki Limited! Give my wife the shiny wheels :lol:

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If you want to buy those Reny wheels from the dealer, enjoy the cost. I do believe they run well over $250/ea.

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if i ever get a set of moab rims i'll sell my renni rims on here:

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