motegi tougue
motegi tougue
I just wanted to see everyones thoughts on motegi tougue wheels?
im looking for a cheaper wheel, black with a polished lip, wide in the back..... the motegi fits all my needs......
18/8.5 F
18/10 R
Black with a polished lip
What i dont no, the quality, the weight and the cheapesty place to buy them from?
justin
im looking for a cheaper wheel, black with a polished lip, wide in the back..... the motegi fits all my needs......
18/8.5 F
18/10 R
Black with a polished lip
What i dont no, the quality, the weight and the cheapesty place to buy them from?
justin
18/9 and 18/10..... i like the width in the back but not crazy about 9 in the front..... i want to run slicks that why i want 18's, if i dont go with these wheels i will mostliky get the ruff 270, they have a 3.5 in. lip in the back..... does n e one know what kind of lip the touge has?
ebay has them for VERY cheap, i strongly considered getting them but then i saw the weight and just couldnt justify it. i have the track wheels and id rather dish out 300 to get them widened to 11 in the rear than have these which would slow me down so much id cry 
but they are beeeaauuutiful, if i didnt care so much about speed id get them in a heartbeat
but they are beeeaauuutiful, if i didnt care so much about speed id get them in a heartbeat
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M-TOUGE has a 3" lip on both the front and rear for the 350Z: 18X9 front,
18X10 rear.
The correct tire aspect from stock would put you at this size...
Front: 255/35/18
Rear: 275/35/18
Tire rack has no clue on the correct tire size. Tire rack tells you to run the factory size. This wide of a wheel would stretch out the dise wall so much, the tire would not bead correctly to the rim.
Use a tire size calculator to check the aspect ratios...
http://www.miata.net/garage/tirecalc.html
18X10 rear.
The correct tire aspect from stock would put you at this size...
Front: 255/35/18
Rear: 275/35/18
Tire rack has no clue on the correct tire size. Tire rack tells you to run the factory size. This wide of a wheel would stretch out the dise wall so much, the tire would not bead correctly to the rim.
Use a tire size calculator to check the aspect ratios...
http://www.miata.net/garage/tirecalc.html
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They Are Fine I Have A Set On My Z, I Don't Know How Much They Weigh, But They Feel Lighter Than The Stock Wheels, And Damn They Look Good, I'll Get A Pic For U. And They Are Very Durable, I Mean Well Curbs, Potholes And Bumbs Haven't Bent Them, (yet) Recomend Nitto 555's Seem To Wear Good, 8k And Still Have Tread
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Togue's
They Are Fine I Have A Set On My Z, I Don't Know How Much They Weigh, But They Feel Lighter Than The Stock Wheels, And Damn They Look Good, I'll Get A Pic For U. And They Are Very Durable, I Mean Well Curbs, Potholes And Bumbs Haven't Bent Them, (yet) Recomend Nitto 555's Seem To Wear Good, 8k And Still Have Tread
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I've got them and they fit fine on the stock tires.
Gotten plenty of compliments on them as well.
I just love these guys who look down on those that don't spend 2 grand on a set of wheels.
And as far as people saying that they are heavy: How many people on this site do you really think are racing for a living, where it makes a difference.
If you like them, get them. I have no regrets.
Gotten plenty of compliments on them as well.
I just love these guys who look down on those that don't spend 2 grand on a set of wheels.
And as far as people saying that they are heavy: How many people on this site do you really think are racing for a living, where it makes a difference.
If you like them, get them. I have no regrets.
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