In the 4WD winter catalog there is a Red JK at the begining of the Seats and interior section. Sorry I don't have the catalog with me right now to verify exact page number, but if any one can identify what wheels are on that rig I would appreciate it. They are black beadlocks, probably simulated thanks.

 

havent seen it... but is it these...

ProComp 7028s

 

I've seen these before...

I can't remember what issue they were in but they had three color choices red, blue, and black I think for the beadlocks.

I'll dig through my pile when I get home and see if i can find it.

Unless someone posts first that is.

 

I think the ones you are talking about are the Pro Comp Rock crawler steel series 152. Those closely match your description in that section of the catalog. As for as color choices, I only see black or chrome.

 

I'm not sure, I need to get the catalog out again and scan the picture in to post, but I remember them looking different than any of the wheels they actually had for sale. I do like those pro comp 7028's though

 

sorry for quality, they were taken with my phone. Here are some pics of the wheels in question.

Catalog cover


Catalog Page and jeep in question


Wheel in question (again sorry for quality, hopefully someone in the know has the catalog.)


Thanks agian for any insight

 

Ok, so I found better pictures here in the sema photo galleries here: http://www.project-jk.com/gallery2/m...2_itemId=41346

Here is probably the best shot.


And pretty posative this is the wheel.


So my question now is, does anyone have any good advice or opinions on how they added the beadlock... I remember reading in a magazine about an aftermarket weld on kit, same article reviewed the mopar rock monsters

anyone running thes procomps and would it be feesible to drill and tap (not all the way through) the wheels to put a simulated ring on it.

Thanks.

 

check out OMFperformance.com and I think you will find your answer. OMF was listed as a vendor on that SEMA pic & OMF makes beadlocks and beadlock conversions.

 

That was exaclty who built the wheels. Good call. And thank you for your help. I sent an Email to OMF to see what their conversion costs, probably too much.....oh well. Thanks again.

 

I have the same Pro Comp wheel with the polished lip. 7189 is the model number.



Not the exact same look, but I like it.