Please... a 17x4.5 classic Weld Draglite for Mustangs!

[Mus408]

I own two Mustangs,2001 Bullitt and a 1985 LX coupe.
Both have the Cobra sized brakes. I have a pair of the Weld Draglites,the ones with the holes, in 15x9 size with drag radials,for strip and street use.
It would be nice to have the matching style wheel in a 17x4.5 size,to use narrow drag front tires,and clear the Cobra brakes.
There is a tremendous need for affordable 17 inch narrow front wheels,in the Mustang community. $500 buck race only fronts just don't cut it!
Hope you would consider this soon.....Please.
You can use my spotless 1985 LX coupe,equipped with a Dart 427 stroker,for test fitment!

[Hitman]

I would buy a set for sure. Make them and they will come.

[Mus408]

Let's see now....pick up a pair of Mustang 2007-2009 aluminum 17x4 spares.
Cut out the center section. Machine up new Weld look-a-like centers,and weld them up!!

[Weld2]

Weld will be debuting a new street/strip product line at PRI this week in Orlando that will provide a wheel for your needs.

[normie]

Weld will be debuting a new street/strip product line at PRI this week in Orlando that will provide a wheel for your needs.

Any chance these new wheels will be added to the website soon? I'm looking for 17" Draglite or Draglite XP's for my Chevelle!!

[Weld2]

None of the new 17" styles will be a Draglite, ProStar, or Rodlite. The new products will resemble the RT series styles.

[Hitman]

Let's see now....pick up a pair of Mustang 2007-2009 aluminum 17x4 spares.
Cut out the center section. Machine up new Weld look-a-like centers,and weld them up!!

yeah that sounds like a cost effective and easy way to do it.:confused:

[Mus408]

[QUOTE=Weld2;208]None of the new 17" styles will be a Draglite, ProStar, or Rodlite.

Why not???
Something tells me these new wheels will be $$$$$

[PeterBlabbasty]

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