5 Zigen Typhoon wheels
Oct 30, 2003, 10:51 AM
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5 Zigen Typhoon wheels
Hey guys - we have one set of these nice looking wheels in stock and on sale. Size is 17x7.5, 4-114.3 bolt pattern, and a +40 offset, finihsed in gunmetal with a polished lip. Includes center caps and valvestems. Retail is $880.00 + shipping.
Price for forum members is $550for the set of 4, shipped in the 48 states!!!!! This is below cost!
All credit cards accepted (just call to order) or Paypal is gladly accepted (we never charge you an extra fee!) at z1sales@z1auto.com (same as our email address)
Any questions, let us know.
Adam
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Price for forum members is $550for the set of 4, shipped in the 48 states!!!!! This is below cost!
All credit cards accepted (just call to order) or Paypal is gladly accepted (we never charge you an extra fee!) at z1sales@z1auto.com (same as our email address)
Any questions, let us know.
Adam
Z-1 Performance
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Nov 1, 2003, 03:00 PM
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I used to have those on my old Mustang:
Word to the wise: You will need the 'skinny' lugnuts and some sort of extension because the holes are deep and tight. They also scratch real easily, so make sure the tyre place where you have them installed takes care. I don't know if they srill come with the 90 degree valve stems, but they're freaking ugly as all hell - I threw mine away and put regular ones on. The wheels are also pretty heavy. If it sounds like I'm bad mouthing the wheels, I'm not - I think theyre great.
Word to the wise: You will need the 'skinny' lugnuts and some sort of extension because the holes are deep and tight. They also scratch real easily, so make sure the tyre place where you have them installed takes care. I don't know if they srill come with the 90 degree valve stems, but they're freaking ugly as all hell - I threw mine away and put regular ones on. The wheels are also pretty heavy. If it sounds like I'm bad mouthing the wheels, I'm not - I think theyre great.
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Word to the wise is make sure you havea good tire place mount your tires for you - all wheels scratch very easily with those tire mounting machines - try and find a place used to handling aftermarket wheels and you'll be fine.
For lugs you simply need a tapered lug, same as most any aftermarket wheel.
The extension is included with the rims from 5Zigen.
Adam
For lugs you simply need a tapered lug, same as most any aftermarket wheel.
The extension is included with the rims from 5Zigen.
Adam
Nov 1, 2003, 03:10 PM
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Originally posted by Z1 Performance
all wheels scratch very easily with those tire mounting machines
all wheels scratch very easily with those tire mounting machines
Nov 1, 2003, 03:15 PM
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perhaps since your care was American, thats why the extension did not fit - it fits the Japanese cars perfectly.
No fitment for the Evo, though they make other wheels that do fit perfectly.
No fitment for the Evo, though they make other wheels that do fit perfectly.
