In Search of The Perfect Set of Rims
I hear they test those Veilside wheels by spinning them up to full speed and throwing a frozen chicken at them to see if the turbine blades...er, spokes can withstand the impact.
Originally Posted by sean1967
Originally Posted by jamaicanc
Get whatever rims you want. It's your car. Even though I would never buy those funky windmill style wheels, they aren't that bad. If you like them, and you're willing to spend the cash, go for it.
But you SHOULD do plenty of research before you buy. (research price, size, weight if possible, offsets, tire matching, and of course, how it looks on the car).
I would check out the vendor classifieds in the marketplace section of the forum. That way you can find out what vendors have in stock, and work from there.
Originally Posted by Wired 24/7
Get whatever rims you want. It's your car. Even though I would never buy those funky windmill style wheels, they aren't that bad. If you like them, and you're willing to spend the cash, go for it.
But you SHOULD do plenty of research before you buy. (research price, size, weight if possible, offsets, tire matching, and of course, how it looks on the car).
I would check out the vendor classifieds in the marketplace section of the forum. That way you can find out what vendors have in stock, and work from there.
But you SHOULD do plenty of research before you buy. (research price, size, weight if possible, offsets, tire matching, and of course, how it looks on the car).
I would check out the vendor classifieds in the marketplace section of the forum. That way you can find out what vendors have in stock, and work from there.
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