rota grids 17x9 +25
Jun 9, 2010, 05:00 PM
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Jun 9, 2010, 07:02 PM
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All these "nice volks" and "nice advan" comments are getting seriously old. If you want to **** away your money streeting overpriced advans (mostly cast btw) or if you really think forged makes a difference on the street then my all means go for it. Enjoy the potholes. If you track your car that's great, otherwise STFU already. Oh and to the op... looks great!
Jun 9, 2010, 07:31 PM
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All these "nice volks" and "nice advan" comments are getting seriously old. If you want to **** away your money streeting overpriced advans (mostly cast btw) or if you really think forged makes a difference on the street then my all means go for it. Enjoy the potholes. If you track your car that's great, otherwise STFU already. Oh and to the op... looks great!
These are the wheels I will be getting when the time comes for me. The 17's will save you not only in cost of tires, but big savings on weight as well!
Jun 9, 2010, 08:48 PM
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I'll do Rota's and/or Enkei RPF-1's if I can get my butt on the track. Then again, I'm not good enough to worry about rotational mass differences so Rota and a few pounds is just fine really. Volk and Advan... no thank$. Yeah 17's will save you plenty on rubber.
Jun 9, 2010, 08:50 PM
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All these "nice volks" and "nice advan" comments are getting seriously old. If you want to **** away your money streeting overpriced advans (mostly cast btw) or if you really think forged makes a difference on the street then my all means go for it. Enjoy the potholes. If you track your car that's great, otherwise STFU already. Oh and to the op... looks great!
Jun 10, 2010, 05:49 AM
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Hmmm.... that's not what I said. I said the forged "requirement" and rotational mass concerns on the street are a waste of time and money. What does that have to do with coilovers? The only reason to go coilover on a street car is because of the lack of strut options in the market. China has priced things so low they are driving out the independent strut options at the expense of quality dampers in the cheap coils. Since you asked - for the street I'd go Bilstein HD (if you could get them) + Swift springs.
Jun 10, 2010, 11:30 AM
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they are 245/40 yoko s-drives. i am lowered on swift spec-r springs. thanks for the comments and for the people that dont like them dont look at the thread.
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volks...................$3000
coilovers.............$3000
having a car with rotas and swift spring and running laps around the "competition"
priceless lol
o and nice wheels, springs and car lol
coilovers.............$3000
having a car with rotas and swift spring and running laps around the "competition"
priceless lol
o and nice wheels, springs and car lol
Dead on.