New wheels
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Originally posted by Evoking
Perhaps its just my perception with mine being stock height. With it lowered on stock wheels maybe they do sit close to the fenders. I've just seen some pics of Advan and Volk wheels on them and they look pushed right out there to the point where from behind you can see the bottom part of the tires coming out beyond the bottom of the skirt of mud flap.
Can you take a pic of the rear at ground level when you have some time?
Perhaps its just my perception with mine being stock height. With it lowered on stock wheels maybe they do sit close to the fenders. I've just seen some pics of Advan and Volk wheels on them and they look pushed right out there to the point where from behind you can see the bottom part of the tires coming out beyond the bottom of the skirt of mud flap.
Can you take a pic of the rear at ground level when you have some time?
Looks nice. An Evo local to me runs the SSR's and 245 Hoosiers for autox'ing.
I run 255/40 Victoracers on my stock rims lowered with Tanabe springs and I don't get any rub front or back.
I love the look of the 255's. Nice and meaty
wow, you went with the 255's...? you're not getting any rubbing up front...?
I love the look of the 255's. Nice and meaty
Last edited by broeli; Mar 21, 2004 at 08:24 PM.
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Originally posted by Diesel
looks ****ing awesome man...
i'd like to see a shot from the rear... like ground level from a bit of a distance... maybe 6 feet...?
i wanna see how meaty the 255's look on her...
looks ****ing awesome man...
i'd like to see a shot from the rear... like ground level from a bit of a distance... maybe 6 feet...?
i wanna see how meaty the 255's look on her...
Holy moly a loss of 20 pounds total? Now that's light, considering the width of the rear tire 
. Since you bought these wheels for a purpose, I must again say good buy .
. Since you bought these wheels for a purpose, I must again say good buy .
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Originally posted by mifesto
i was thinking if you installed rear strut bar, you would get less rubbing because the chassis would be stiffer and you'd get less bodyroll...
i was thinking if you installed rear strut bar, you would get less rubbing because the chassis would be stiffer and you'd get less bodyroll...
Originally posted by TaiwanEvo
Hey does anyone know any nice looking black rims.. I realy like the SPoon rims they use on honda cars
Hey does anyone know any nice looking black rims.. I realy like the SPoon rims they use on honda cars
they look super nice on the car than compare to seeing the wheels alone. In the pic they didn't look like they're gonna rub in the rear... Anyway, good choice. Too bad they don't come in 17x9 or I'll be all over them.
