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FS: 18x9.5 GramLights 57 Maximum +22 w tires
May 31, 2008 | 05:22 PM
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FS: 18x9.5 GramLights 57 Maximum +22 w tires
Well, just bought Volks and I'm selling my near-new unblemished Gram Lights 57 Maximum. Rode on the wheels for less than 3k miles. No scratches or damage! The wheels look sick as the pics show. Incredible dish!
PM for additional details or call 6788600290. Tires are BF Goodrich GForce TA kdw and appear unused. Paid $2500 + shipping.
NEW PRICE === Will sell for $2000 shipped to your door in SE or $1900 picked up.
PM for additional details/questions or call 678-860-0290. Tires are BF Goodrich GForce TA KDW and they look NEW. Paid $2500 + shipping. Will sell for $2000+shipping.
PM for additional details or call 6788600290. Tires are BF Goodrich GForce TA kdw and appear unused. Paid $2500 + shipping.
NEW PRICE === Will sell for $2000 shipped to your door in SE or $1900 picked up.
PM for additional details/questions or call 678-860-0290. Tires are BF Goodrich GForce TA KDW and they look NEW. Paid $2500 + shipping. Will sell for $2000+shipping.
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Jun 2, 2008 | 10:35 PM
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My rears are rolled. My fronts are GarageHRS wide fenders.
You can run skinnier tires and get away with it, I think but I never tried that since skinny tores defeat the purpose of the setup.
You can run skinnier tires and get away with it, I think but I never tried that since skinny tores defeat the purpose of the setup.
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Jun 8, 2008 | 09:13 PM
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Not sure at your ride height. I needed to roll with a 1-inch drop in the rear.
It sucks that this is the way it is but basically, to get that aggressive stance the tires need to fill the fender. To truly fill the fender, you need wide wheels with aggressive offset which in turn requires rolling (usually)
It sucks that this is the way it is but basically, to get that aggressive stance the tires need to fill the fender. To truly fill the fender, you need wide wheels with aggressive offset which in turn requires rolling (usually)
Jun 11, 2008 | 08:15 AM
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Thanks! My new Volks are 10.5 +18 so the stance is gonna be meaner!!! Tempting, but my fenders are too wide for any stock setup (I have Voltex fenders in the rear now as well). The hood... what's that again???? Damn, I bought so much ****, I can't hardly remember whats what anymore.