5Zigen wheels in stock
May 20, 2004, 10:30 AM
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5Zigen wheels in stock
Fresh off the boat, we have Hyper Black 5Zigen FN01R-C wheels, 18 x 8.5", Evo fitment, in stock.
5Zigen FN01R-C - click me!
Click the link for more pics, pricing, and to order.
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5Zigen FN01R-C - click me!
Click the link for more pics, pricing, and to order.
--Dan
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May 21, 2004, 06:34 AM
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Originally Posted by cmbjive
Will you be getting any matte black rims?
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Jul 4, 2004, 07:27 PM
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Originally Posted by differentstroke
how much do they weight Im looking for a light weight rim
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P.S. We're currently out of the bronze, but I do have Hyper Black in stock as of last Friday, 7/2.
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Dan,
Do the 17x9's require a spacer to fit the stock calipers on an Evo that is not lowered??? I know plenty of peeps have run them, just wondering whether they will bolt right up or not...and are they hubcentric or are centerings rings included?
Do the 17x9's require a spacer to fit the stock calipers on an Evo that is not lowered??? I know plenty of peeps have run them, just wondering whether they will bolt right up or not...and are they hubcentric or are centerings rings included?
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Those do look really nice. How strong and durable are they? We have tons of potholes and divits in the roads around Boston and I was wondering if they are one of the stronger wheels out there. They are light but not super light for the 18s, so would you think they'll bend at all? Or would you recommend a different wheel. Thanks.
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Originally Posted by dude
Dan,
Do the 17x9's require a spacer to fit the stock calipers on an Evo that is not lowered??? I know plenty of peeps have run them, just wondering whether they will bolt right up or not...?
Do the 17x9's require a spacer to fit the stock calipers on an Evo that is not lowered??? I know plenty of peeps have run them, just wondering whether they will bolt right up or not...?
--Dan
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Jul 14, 2004, 09:01 PM
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Originally Posted by rpm-evo
How strong and durable are they?
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