WW IX with Bronze MB Motoring and Nitto Invo
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WW IX with Bronze MB Motoring and Nitto Invo
So I got my new wheels and tires today. I got them really freakin cheap.
I was questioning the bronze on white look but I really needed some summer tires and just stopped caring...sort of a frustration buy.
MB Motoring Weapon wheels (Acually made by A-Tech)
18x8 30 offset Bronze finish
Nitto Invo 245/40/ZR18
Opinions? I may paint them gold or silver or something.
I have yet to really get into the tires but will type up a mini-review when I get a chance to.
If I were to paint these wheels, what color do you think I should paint them?
EDIT:
The Invo Tires: I tried it out tonight on some on/off ramps. It held wonderfully, not a sound came from it.
The tires are sticky sticky sticky.
I don't know if it's me, the fat that I'm runing a 245/40 on an 8" wide wheel, the fact that I have been driving on snow tires up until today, but the initial steering response feels a little soft. I'm thinking my larger-than-normal sidewall may be offering a little too much flex and soaking up some of the initial bite.
I have been driving on snows so it's quite a change for me. I will have a more decent review later on when I get some more miles on it. It was a little uneasy pushing the tires having just come off the winters so it'll take a little time to get used to it.
I was questioning the bronze on white look but I really needed some summer tires and just stopped caring...sort of a frustration buy.
MB Motoring Weapon wheels (Acually made by A-Tech)
18x8 30 offset Bronze finish
Nitto Invo 245/40/ZR18
Opinions? I may paint them gold or silver or something.
I have yet to really get into the tires but will type up a mini-review when I get a chance to.
If I were to paint these wheels, what color do you think I should paint them?
EDIT:
The Invo Tires: I tried it out tonight on some on/off ramps. It held wonderfully, not a sound came from it.
The tires are sticky sticky sticky.
I don't know if it's me, the fat that I'm runing a 245/40 on an 8" wide wheel, the fact that I have been driving on snow tires up until today, but the initial steering response feels a little soft. I'm thinking my larger-than-normal sidewall may be offering a little too much flex and soaking up some of the initial bite.
I have been driving on snows so it's quite a change for me. I will have a more decent review later on when I get some more miles on it. It was a little uneasy pushing the tires having just come off the winters so it'll take a little time to get used to it.
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Thanks. They are TSX projectors and a glossy black painted housing.
None. With a 245/40 the rears seem very close to the fender.
I'm lowered with Tein springs.
They have yet to rub but I literally put these on today a few hours ago. I have to take it out and hit some turns to see.
People on this site are kind of crazy. They buy these ultra-wide wheels...ask how much they weigh as if they're concerned with performance than stretch the hell out of tires to make em fit.
An 18x8.5 with a 245/40 and a 35 offset would probably fit perfect with no fender mods. Unfortunately I don't think this wheel is made in an 8.5 width.
Thanks for the compliments everyone...though I'm still considering painting the rims. I may be too lazy to break out the paint and do the work.
None. With a 245/40 the rears seem very close to the fender.
I'm lowered with Tein springs.
They have yet to rub but I literally put these on today a few hours ago. I have to take it out and hit some turns to see.
People on this site are kind of crazy. They buy these ultra-wide wheels...ask how much they weigh as if they're concerned with performance than stretch the hell out of tires to make em fit.
An 18x8.5 with a 245/40 and a 35 offset would probably fit perfect with no fender mods. Unfortunately I don't think this wheel is made in an 8.5 width.
Thanks for the compliments everyone...though I'm still considering painting the rims. I may be too lazy to break out the paint and do the work.