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Old 11-18-2005 | 03:18 AM
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I almost got those wheels, how much do they weigh?
 
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Old 11-18-2005 | 03:37 AM
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I almost got those wheels, how much do they weigh?
I think they are 20lbs, i didnt wanna go to light weight b/c of risk of bending b/c there are alot of potholes aorund here. I thought this was a good medium.
 
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Old 11-18-2005 | 04:07 AM
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Light wheels are usually forged, and forged wheels are always strong... so basically you should say "I didn't wanna go light because it is too expensive"

They look good though... spray tire dressing in your wheel wells to black them out! And yes, it'll look way better lowered.

What kind of firestone tires are they? Wide ovals?
 
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Old 11-18-2005 | 04:13 AM
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those wheels are hot def need to do some slamming...
 
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Old 11-18-2005 | 04:20 AM
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Lookin really good.
 
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Old 11-18-2005 | 04:27 AM
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koni's are great if you're not looking for the hardcore coilover setups.. plus they're very affordable at around $1000 or a little under vs others at $1300+

(call for exact pricing on the kit/application)

if you set the koni coilover shocks to the stiffest setting all around, they handle very nice and are still very nice for daily driving. remember that koni makes the shocks for the elusive Stasis coilovers!

otherwise i always suggest to do the street H&R coilovers for most people, unless they're into hardcore racing of course. the H&R street coilovers come with the shocks set pretty much perfect (but can't be adjusted like the koni's) and the spring rates on the h&r streets are very balanced as well.


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hp evo's eh? lookin good. suspension next?
nope, its a differnet wheel by a local wheel company around here. Its a close design but not the same.

Yes the suspension is next. Around xmas time i think, depends on what my friend can get me for a deal on coilovers. I want Tein i think, maybe Koni. How do koni's ride. Actually next is teh Ecode HID retrofit cause taht would be in a few weeks.
 
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Old 11-18-2005 | 04:30 AM
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Light wheels are usually forged, and forged wheels are always strong... so basically you should say "I didn't wanna go light because it is too expensive"

They look good though... spray tire dressing in your wheel wells to black them out! And yes, it'll look way better lowered.

What kind of firestone tires are they? Wide ovals?
Well i didnt look are forged at all b/c of price, the light weights i looked at were just like b/c of cheap materials used. Tire dressing? Like Armor All?

I have Firestone Fuzion ZRis, i bought them b/c i was stranded in the middle of no where an hour from my house and only had a doughnut for a spare. So i bought those.
 
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Old 11-18-2005 | 04:46 AM
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koni's are great if you're not looking for the hardcore coilover setups.. plus they're very affordable at around $1000 or a little under vs others at $1300+

(call for exact pricing on the kit/application)

if you set the koni coilover shocks to the stiffest setting all around, they handle very nice and are still very nice for daily driving. remember that koni makes the shocks for the elusive Stasis coilovers!

otherwise i always suggest to do the street H&R coilovers for most people, unless they're into hardcore racing of course. the H&R street coilovers come with the shocks set pretty much perfect (but can't be adjusted like the koni's) and the spring rates on the h&r streets are very balanced as well.


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hp evo's eh? lookin good. suspension next?
nope, its a differnet wheel by a local wheel company around here. Its a close design but not the same.

Yes the suspension is next. Around xmas time i think, depends on what my friend can get me for a deal on coilovers. I want Tein i think, maybe Koni. How do koni's ride. Actually next is teh Ecode HID retrofit cause taht would be in a few weeks.
Well basic Tein coilovers are 899 and Super Street are 1250. So i think i would stick with tein. Anyone have these? My friend is a wholesaler and can get both tein and H&Rs for pretty cheap.
 
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Old 11-18-2005 | 06:14 AM
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nice rims
i love that spider type look, especially with the ADR M-Classics

also the lip on those, is it 2"?
 
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Old 11-18-2005 | 07:30 AM
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DAMN THOSE ARE HOT!!! Let me know when your going to rally race (looks like your suspension is setup for it)
 



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