98 Mirage to Evo 6.5 TME
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From: Fontana, CA
by cheaper wheels do you mean replicas or a genuine set? i have sourced a second set from a makinen which i imported for a friend he's haggling with me but i don't know what you are willing to pay so that makes it hard for me to haggle. thats two sets i've found in a week.
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From: ireland
yep the shipping from here is dearer than the rims, but there are more makinens here per perseon easilly. i know of 7 red makinens in my area and any ammount of white blue and silver models, shipping is the killer
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From: ireland
roughly i reckon 350-400 euro. I say that because I have sent a set of AC schnitzer rims to San francisco from Ireland for 402 euro but they were 12.5 inch wide rears and 9.5 inch wide fronts which would be heavier than the makinen wheels.
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From: Fontana, CA
just so we don't thread jack bc anymore can we move our discussion into my thread
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/ev...6-project.html
because if the euro keeps dropping and equals out to 1 dollar i wouldn't mind spending 400 on wheels and 400 on shipping... so please take this discussion to my thread so we don't throw his off any more than we have lol
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/ev...6-project.html
because if the euro keeps dropping and equals out to 1 dollar i wouldn't mind spending 400 on wheels and 400 on shipping... so please take this discussion to my thread so we don't throw his off any more than we have lol
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From: Davao City, Philippines
Dont forget the wide rear fenders. That is one very important distinguising mark of the CP9As over the CE9As (Evo IV)
