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Jun 7, 2003, 04:56 AM
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Originally posted by Diesel
what happen to your driver side front caliper...?
is that from another set of wheels rubbing the caliper...
what happen to your driver side front caliper...?
is that from another set of wheels rubbing the caliper...
Jun 10, 2003, 04:36 PM
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Originally posted by Trbo Dad
One thing I am slightly disappointed in though. Everywhere says these wheels are around 16 lbs (and even less for the forged), but I weighed them. They are 19 lbs each. Not horrible, because they are 9" wide, but I was hoping for less.
I like the way they look though.
I will weigh them on another scale before I get tires mounted.
One thing I am slightly disappointed in though. Everywhere says these wheels are around 16 lbs (and even less for the forged), but I weighed them. They are 19 lbs each. Not horrible, because they are 9" wide, but I was hoping for less.
I like the way they look though.
I will weigh them on another scale before I get tires mounted.
Sep 26, 2003, 06:03 PM
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im sorry...if u want 17x8 wheels..u might as well just keep using ur stock rims.. they are 17x8 
at least go w/ something wider and make it look more aggressive
just a thought
peace
at least go w/ something wider and make it look more aggressive
just a thought peace
Sep 29, 2003, 11:21 AM
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I see that (just did a search ) so thanks. One question remaining though... he's running the stock 235's on there, I doubt that would ever rub, they're not really wide enough for a 9" wheel anyhow. I'd be interested in seeing amount of space he has on each side between the tire lip and the fender lip, and the suspension and tire lip (outside and inside of the wheel).
) so thanks. One question remaining though... he's running the stock 235's on there, I doubt that would ever rub, they're not really wide enough for a 9" wheel anyhow. I'd be interested in seeing amount of space he has on each side between the tire lip and the fender lip, and the suspension and tire lip (outside and inside of the wheel).
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