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Oct 30, 2010, 03:50 PM
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im down for nj shoots
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Nov 12, 2010, 09:33 AM
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, there are really only a handful of RA's around here. We're really scattered about. I only know of around 6~7 of them. We just connected cause of the forums 
.They're not Enkei somethings...I forget. He'll chime in eventually...lol.
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Nov 12, 2010, 10:31 AM
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When I bought them, I was told they were O.Z. Supertourismo wheels. Well, doing some research after I bought them led me to believe they are wheels produced by a company called MSW (but their wheels are designed by O.Z.). If they're MSW wheels, then most likely they're a discontinued design.
It's weird, but doing even MORE research, I actually believe they're wheels by Team Dynamics, or at least really well designed knock-off's. Either way, I got them cheap, and picked them up locally. I haven't seen anyone else running around with these wheels, so maybe I'll never know which ones mine really are. I don't mind, I love the way they look.
A lot of people ask if they're just the Evo X Enkei wheels painted black, haha.
It's weird, but doing even MORE research, I actually believe they're wheels by Team Dynamics, or at least really well designed knock-off's. Either way, I got them cheap, and picked them up locally. I haven't seen anyone else running around with these wheels, so maybe I'll never know which ones mine really are. I don't mind, I love the way they look.
A lot of people ask if they're just the Evo X Enkei wheels painted black, haha.
Nov 12, 2010, 10:36 AM
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Oh, I see. I apologize. Originally, I just drilled a hole in the gauge pod, and another in the passenger A-pillar. I ran the wiring out the gauge pod and into the hole of the A-pillar, so they were exposed. After almost a year like that, I decided to just nut up and drill into my dash and worry about replacing the dash at a later time. It looks MUCH better now.
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