Tire stretch question
Originally Posted by redlude97
The article doesn't have to say that explicitly that drifters stretch used tires onto wheels.Here's the argument spelled out for you to understand.
1. Alot of drifters stretch tires by your own admission.
2. Alot of drifters use old tires by your own admission
CONCLUSION: Some drifters who use old tires stretch them onto wide wheels. That is the easy deduction from those two facts. Anyone who has any sort of college education could have figured that out.
Newsflash! Most of the articles written about drifting aren't written by drifters!
1. Alot of drifters stretch tires by your own admission.
2. Alot of drifters use old tires by your own admission
CONCLUSION: Some drifters who use old tires stretch them onto wide wheels. That is the easy deduction from those two facts. Anyone who has any sort of college education could have figured that out.
Newsflash! Most of the articles written about drifting aren't written by drifters!
Originally Posted by redlude97
Newsflash! Most of the articles written about drifting aren't written by drifters!
You Fail if you read and believe journalists' opinions/writings on drifting...
Why do I have to be a drifter to discuss wheel and tires, I didn't know only drifters stretched tires. VIP style car owners and lowriders have been doing if for as long as drifters if not longer. But they don't know what they are talking about right?
You may as well take your impostor rims and get out of this thread.
Last edited by daytona350z; Jul 31, 2007 at 01:32 PM.
Originally Posted by daytona350z
i do not agree with the old tires comment, because i have seen far more drifters use new tires or nearly new, i have witnessed this at the track, where you probably are unfamiliar with anyways.
NEWSFLASH!
You Fail if you read and believe journalists' opinions/writings on drifting...
i didnt say for the mere fact of wheels and tires, you were talking about the "horrors" of stretching and drifting in particular. you sounded like you knew so much about drifters and what tires they used just because you hung out at the 240 forums-
You may as well take your impostor rims and get out of this thread.
NEWSFLASH!
You Fail if you read and believe journalists' opinions/writings on drifting...
i didnt say for the mere fact of wheels and tires, you were talking about the "horrors" of stretching and drifting in particular. you sounded like you knew so much about drifters and what tires they used just because you hung out at the 240 forums-
You may as well take your impostor rims and get out of this thread.
If you read my initial posts in this thread, I was clearly talking about those who daily drive stretched tires and the risks associated with that. Nowhere do I state that stretching tires will automatically result in a popped bead/crash etc.
Originally Posted by daytona350z
You may as well take your impostor rims and get out of this thread.
Originally Posted by redlude97
How are my rims "impostor"(imposter)? They are on par if not slightly better than your AME's which are cast. How does that have any relevance once again?

imposter is a variant to impostor
and yes, you wheels are impostors of work meister s1's. i can go on another debate on forged vs cast wheels....but then again your wheels have a forged outer and cast center.
Work meisters and SSR professors look very different, look closely. Are JP Scara's also imposter wheels? Yes they are sold on tirerack, so are Volks and Enkeis. Does that make those wheels lower class? Mine weren't even purchased from tirerack, they were imported directly from Japan, in offsets not offered by tirerack.
Last edited by redlude97; Jul 31, 2007 at 02:03 PM.
Yes, the rivets go all the way around on the work meisters, while on the ssr's they only go inbetween the spokes. This makes the centers of the SSR's much larger, and doesn't make the wheels look like 15's like on the work meisters. Once again, does that make JP Scara's imposters as well?
Originally Posted by daytona350z
nope, your the only one.
Originally Posted by redlude97
Yes, the rivets go all the way around on the work meisters, while on the ssr's they only go inbetween the spokes.
crap, my bad, im so sorry....i didnt know 3 rivets made that night and day difference...
Originally Posted by redlude97
Good comeback, your buddy deviljon is hating on people who run spacers, like you and I, and you don't see the hypocrisy.
I have less than 3mm of clearance between the fenders and the tire with my fenders rolled. How much more aggressive can you get? That about as flush as you are going to get.



