The Ultimate Aggressive Wheel Thread... Evo X Style
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Yet another update.
1st, we have another fine example with 19x10 +22 Enkei RPF1s on 285/30 tires - Steve@NrgTech's GG.
2nd, sweet new pics of Evo-L's car with the CCWs.
Lastly, danielskshin's car with another fine execution of low offset TEs. 18x10.5 +22.
1st, we have another fine example with 19x10 +22 Enkei RPF1s on 285/30 tires - Steve@NrgTech's GG.
2nd, sweet new pics of Evo-L's car with the CCWs.
Lastly, danielskshin's car with another fine execution of low offset TEs. 18x10.5 +22.
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I've reached two conclusions from all of this.
1) I agree that those rims could definitely be 19's, as the tire's profile looks to be very low and the thread does not seem to be as aggressive (indicating on the use of street tires).
2) The rims could not possibly be the ones used in TAS as they are clearly Advan RS, not RZ. Just look at this picture and see the equal sizes between the spokes...
...compared to this:
Don't get me wrong, I'm not trying to argue on purpose or anything, I just feel the need to say what's right or wrong in my opinion.
And 1 more thing that I'm definitely sure about is that Advan confused everybody with the introduction of the RZ...
1) I agree that those rims could definitely be 19's, as the tire's profile looks to be very low and the thread does not seem to be as aggressive (indicating on the use of street tires).
2) The rims could not possibly be the ones used in TAS as they are clearly Advan RS, not RZ. Just look at this picture and see the equal sizes between the spokes...
...compared to this:
Don't get me wrong, I'm not trying to argue on purpose or anything, I just feel the need to say what's right or wrong in my opinion.
And 1 more thing that I'm definitely sure about is that Advan confused everybody with the introduction of the RZ...
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More of danielskshin's RR. Nice brakes! 
Evo-L's new set of kicks - the timeless CE28Ns, in 18x10.5 +18.
TripleD's Gram Lights 57 Optimise , in 18x9.5 +22. Clean.
Robevo RS' setup with the same exact wheels and 255/35 tires.
Evo-L's new set of kicks - the timeless CE28Ns, in 18x10.5 +18.
TripleD's Gram Lights 57 Optimise , in 18x9.5 +22. Clean.
Robevo RS' setup with the same exact wheels and 255/35 tires.
