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5Zigen FN01R-C's 17 X 10 that fits! Bronze
Dec 15, 2005, 01:17 AM
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5Zigen FN01R-C's 17 X 10 that fits! Bronze
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I am selling my set of 5Zigen FNO1R-C's in 17 X 10. These fit all the way around on the EVO, with no rubbing on front suspension. Rears will need rolling to fit wide tires. Full set is less than 60 miles. Decided to go with 18's. Will sell full set for $725 shipped. That includes center caps, valve stems, wheels covers and such. No tires. Let me know.
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I am selling my set of 5Zigen FNO1R-C's in 17 X 10. These fit all the way around on the EVO, with no rubbing on front suspension. Rears will need rolling to fit wide tires. Full set is less than 60 miles. Decided to go with 18's. Will sell full set for $725 shipped. That includes center caps, valve stems, wheels covers and such. No tires. Let me know.
Thanks again!
Alfred
Dec 17, 2005, 06:31 AM
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Originally Posted by zhangzheng
is including tires?
I will take it for $450 shipped with out tires,cause i can $700 for brend new.
I will take it for $450 shipped with out tires,cause i can $700 for brend new.
I cant go that low. You must have some really good connections cause these retailed for over $250 each. I also noticed that you have other items for sale that are at good prices. You must have some very good discounts. Thanks again.
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To fit 17 X 10's, you would have to roll the fenders, especially on a lowered car. This is the only way such a wide wheel will fit and clear all lower suspension.
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Originally Posted by walkedu
How exactly do you "roll" a fender? DIY job or does a pro have to do it?
There are many ways to roll the fender from the tried and used baseball bat way to using a professional fender roller with a heat gun. Either way works, all you are trying to do is tuck the lip up from underneath the fender.
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