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12-22-2002, 11:53 AM
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Im not sure about the size on the Yellow Z that is pictured. I would say they are 19"s. The Guy from spyengineering said to not run the 20's due to fitment problems, and performace loss. Im sticking witht the 19's, and honestly think 20's would be rediculous on a sports car.
Im not sure about the size on the Yellow Z that is pictured. I would say they are 19"s. The Guy from spyengineering said to not run the 20's due to fitment problems, and performace loss. Im sticking witht the 19's, and honestly think 20's would be rediculous on a sports car.
12-22-2002, 09:11 PM
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Originally posted by valuetl
Gewalt is made by a company called arrow enterprises in japan. They make really nice quality wheels at great prices. I ship loads of Zauber wheels from them nice nice nice. Here are the offsets for the Gewalt EVO II wheels are 18 x 8 +30 38 45MM, 18 x 9 +38 45MM, 18 x 10 35 45MM, 19 x 8 38 45MM. 19 x 9 38 45MM, 19 x 10 35 45MM. Finishes are silver and chrome. If you like these wheels also look at the Yokohama Kreuzer Series V it looks close and has more colors.
Gewalt is made by a company called arrow enterprises in japan. They make really nice quality wheels at great prices. I ship loads of Zauber wheels from them nice nice nice. Here are the offsets for the Gewalt EVO II wheels are 18 x 8 +30 38 45MM, 18 x 9 +38 45MM, 18 x 10 35 45MM, 19 x 8 38 45MM. 19 x 9 38 45MM, 19 x 10 35 45MM. Finishes are silver and chrome. If you like these wheels also look at the Yokohama Kreuzer Series V it looks close and has more colors.
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