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July-13th-2005, 04:17 PM
#18
I can has autox now?
Join Date: Nov 2004
Location: ASC, GA
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July-13th-2005, 04:56 PM
#20
Awesome Member
Join Date: Jan 2004
Location: Pittsburgh PA
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Originally Posted by JDM-P5
1. Pretty fawking heavy I bet (no idea, the site doesn't list it)...10 thick spokes = mad weight.
2. 17x7 5x100/114.3 40 offset
3. Innovative 5 spoke on 5 spoke design. Offers more than just a plain 10 spoke wheel.
4. I found a super good deal on them (less than $400 shipped w/o tires to my front door) & I'd like to keep that on the low-low until I have them in my clutches. then I can divulge all my info on 'em.
2. 17x7 5x100/114.3 40 offset
3. Innovative 5 spoke on 5 spoke design. Offers more than just a plain 10 spoke wheel.
4. I found a super good deal on them (less than $400 shipped w/o tires to my front door) & I'd like to keep that on the low-low until I have them in my clutches. then I can divulge all my info on 'em.
July-13th-2005, 06:51 PM
#22
The Jamaican Sensation
Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: Montgomery, AL
Posts: 2,662
Originally Posted by kargoboy
Phil, are you lowered? What kind of tire are you gonna run? I'm thinking you might have some rubbing with that offset...
Karen got any input? Don't you have 18's w/no rubby rubby?
July-14th-2005, 07:42 AM
#25
Matty's Lead Scrumpet!!
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Location: Ok City
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Originally Posted by JDM-P5
Yes. Tein S-Techs. I'm not sure what tire size yet, but when I get them...I believe I will go w/the biggest tire size I can go with. 215/40 I think? 205 maybe? What's your views on this tire/wheel gurus?
Karen got any input? Don't you have 18's w/no rubby rubby?
Karen got any input? Don't you have 18's w/no rubby rubby?
Yep...sorta. I had to raise the coil-overs up in the back because they were rubbing. They still rub in the back sometimes if there is weight back there, i.e. passengers. They are 18 X 7.5s w/ 215/35/18s (I'm not sure of the offset and the Teck website doesn't have it on there). Basically I have heavy wheels, heavy tires, and no sidewall protection. It rides like complete **** w/ the 18s on. I don't recommend 18s for a daily driver.
July-14th-2005, 08:11 AM
#26
The Jamaican Sensation
Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: Montgomery, AL
Posts: 2,662
Originally Posted by Phantom Cruiser
Yep...sorta. I had to raise the coil-overs up in the back because they were rubbing. They still rub in the back sometimes if there is weight back there, i.e. passengers. They are 18 X 7.5s w/ 215/35/18s (I'm not sure of the offset and the Teck website doesn't have it on there). Basically I have heavy wheels, heavy tires, and no sidewall protection. It rides like complete **** w/ the 18s on. I don't recommend 18s for a daily driver.
July-15th-2005, 08:22 AM
#28
The Jamaican Sensation
Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: Montgomery, AL
Posts: 2,662
Well, I officially ordered my wheels 5 minutes ago.
To answer all questions, simply go here:
ADR SZ1
Ebay is still my number 1 spot for wheels...hands down.
-Phil
That's it for a while (apart from tires)...I need to save for this camping out @ the SE Meet and a cruise to Mexico w/an old flame of mine (after 4 years of not knowing where the other one was, she found me by googling my name...go figure). Besides, some local guy is supoosed to be taking a mold of my hood and Topher's trunk to make us some CF stuff....so hopefully i get a free hood outta that.
-Phil
Colombian women > ALL
(And no smart-assed comments, she's a college grad, not a HS grad, JIC some one noticed the Class of 2005 on the hat).
To answer all questions, simply go here:
ADR SZ1
Ebay is still my number 1 spot for wheels...hands down.
-Phil
That's it for a while (apart from tires)...I need to save for this camping out @ the SE Meet and a cruise to Mexico w/an old flame of mine (after 4 years of not knowing where the other one was, she found me by googling my name...go figure). Besides, some local guy is supoosed to be taking a mold of my hood and Topher's trunk to make us some CF stuff....so hopefully i get a free hood outta that.
-Phil
Colombian women > ALL
(And no smart-assed comments, she's a college grad, not a HS grad, JIC some one noticed the Class of 2005 on the hat).
Last edited by JDM-P5; July-15th-2005 at 08:26 AM.
July-15th-2005, 11:25 AM
#30
The Jamaican Sensation
Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: Montgomery, AL
Posts: 2,662
Originally Posted by Jackelope
yah, I found that on ebay last night 
- should have bid! HAHA
hmm.... don't know if i can agree w/ that
- should have bid! HAHAhmm.... don't know if i can agree w/ that
lol..I agree w/you...I just had to throw that out there though *brownie points*
Who knows...I may go to Mexico a single man & come back hitched....????