Who sells Team Dynamics Pro Race 1.2?
Apr 16, 2010, 10:43 AM
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Who sells Team Dynamics Pro Race 1.2?
Been looking at Team Dynamics Pro Race 1.2 rims, specifically in 17x9 +27, just wondering which vendors stock these and does international freight?
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Apr 16, 2010, 11:19 AM
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You can get them from TDR directly, which will probably be your cheapest option. I had to get my first set of 18x9 Pro Race 1.2 directly from them, as no-one in the US carried them at the time. Took a while to get them, though.
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wanted some insight on the 17x9 flat balck team dynamics 1.2 wheels and wanted to just hear what people thought of them who had tried them ?? also is a comfortable ride since its an increase from 8.5 to 9" ??
with this setup wat wud be a good tire setup ??
only going to track the car maybe 3 times a year but mostly street driving
thanks !
with this setup wat wud be a good tire setup ??
only going to track the car maybe 3 times a year but mostly street driving
thanks !
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wanted some insight on the 17x9 flat balck team dynamics 1.2 wheels and wanted to just hear what people thought of them who had tried them ?? also is a comfortable ride since its an increase from 8.5 to 9" ??
with this setup wat wud be a good tire setup ??
only going to track the car maybe 3 times a year but mostly street driving
thanks !
with this setup wat wud be a good tire setup ??
only going to track the car maybe 3 times a year but mostly street driving
thanks !
Stock rims are 8" wide, so you'd be going from that to 9" wide. I personally can't tell the difference between rim widths as far as ride quality goes. Ultimately your ride quality is mostly determined by what tire you run. You'd probably want to run a 255 width tire. If you don't mind rolling the rear fenders, then you could run a 265.
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