ultra dumbThey're called "SLABS" for slow loud and banging. They came out of the Houston Hip Hop culture in the late 80's. The wheels are called "swangers" or elbows.
As far as legality
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If you want wheel payments the 20" Giraffe "84's" with extreme poke are $14,995 Giraffe 84's 20"
- Legality: Texas Transportation Code Section 621.201 requires the total vehicle width not to exceed 8 feet (96 inches). While some sources cite 102 inches as the max, the key is not exceeding 8 feet.
or in other words, learn how to turn right without a half turn left and vise versaAt least the cost may incent the owners to exercise some caution towards damaging them on other vehicles, curbs and hapless pedestrians....
I didn't imagine they cost that much. Now my opinion has gone from "Why?" to "Dumbest waste of money imaginable".If you want wheel payments the 20" Giraffe "84's" with extreme poke are $14,995 Giraffe 84's 20"
C’mon man - what’s stopping you from doing both !This ranks up there with the Carolina Squat. One of the dumbest things I’ve ever seen.![]()
Alot of people but not all that bought these used them as a way to hide money or so I thought. Remember I'm not sure who came up with the wacky design but alot of hip hop "artists " had gang ties. A good way to hide cash transactionsI didn't imagine they cost that much. Now my opinion has gone from "Why?" to "Dumbest waste of money imaginable".
Let's think about the opportunity cost of burning $15,000 on this stupidity, instead of investing that money. If you calculate the future value of $15,000 invested for 40 years earning 10%. The future value is $678,900. If some youngsters could be convinced to invest instead of burning their money, they could retire some day instead of working their entire life. It's frustrating to me.
I was thinking they looked like paint rollers.It will look better once he puts the paper towel rolls on each holder. It saves time when cleaning the rims.
Back then it was only Specials, Roadmasters, and Wildcats. The Regal was decades later!You can't fool me, they didn't have Buick Regals 3,200 years ago!
THIS JUST IN: The Chinese car buying public's infatuation with Buicks just dipped a bit.
Or perhaps umbrella skeletons.I was thinking they looked like paint rollers.