Savage offset Gramlight 57S Pro
Originally Posted by deviljon
it's totally okay for daily driving. yes, if you hit a curb you're more likely to damage your wheels. but you shouldn't be hitting curbs in the first place 
Originally Posted by mdracer76
not thinking that a 235 on a 10 rim is very safe.
anyways, i would really like to see more pics if you get a chance. nice setup!
Originally Posted by TruBluZ
all I can do is laugh...
Originally Posted by Quan@WestCovinaNissan
haha jon. like offsetZ said above. leave this alone. its only for the few that understand. we dont need to explain anything.
Looks good Sophohn!!! Big props to you and your internal offset calculator. Now I definately can not wait til my damn wheels come in!!!
Best 57s pros I've ever seen!!!
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I wonder if the OP just sits back and laughs...has he even posted a response yet? Ever think that this setup was just a trial and error to see what it would look like, and to see what kind of response it would get?
I love the distinct cliques at war here...got the few hardcore "offset junkie" and "JDM gangsta fitment" faction on one side. On the other, the "rational folks don't do that" and "that isn't safe" group. It's the constant battle of defining what's cool and hip while not detracting or cheapening the beauty of a Z33. I love it!
ps. I liked the "smashed Hot WHeels" car analogy from early in the thread!
I love the distinct cliques at war here...got the few hardcore "offset junkie" and "JDM gangsta fitment" faction on one side. On the other, the "rational folks don't do that" and "that isn't safe" group. It's the constant battle of defining what's cool and hip while not detracting or cheapening the beauty of a Z33. I love it!
ps. I liked the "smashed Hot WHeels" car analogy from early in the thread!
Last edited by alving; Nov 6, 2007 at 10:41 PM.
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Originally Posted by alving
I wonder if the OP just sits back and laughs...has he even posted a response yet? Ever think that this setup was just a trial and error to see what it would look like, and to see what kind of response it would get?
I love the distinct cliques at war here...got the few hardcore "offset junkie" and "JDM gangsta fitment" faction on one side. On the other, the "rational folks don't do that" and "that isn't safe" group. It's the constant battle of defining what's cool and hip while not detracting or cheapening the beauty of a Z33. I love it!
ps. I liked the "smashed Hot WHeels" car analogy from early in the thread!
I love the distinct cliques at war here...got the few hardcore "offset junkie" and "JDM gangsta fitment" faction on one side. On the other, the "rational folks don't do that" and "that isn't safe" group. It's the constant battle of defining what's cool and hip while not detracting or cheapening the beauty of a Z33. I love it!
ps. I liked the "smashed Hot WHeels" car analogy from early in the thread!
Originally Posted by Alberto
Function > Form
That looks retarded, and 235 on a 10" wheel dont even get me started. Just because people have done dumber things than that doesnt mean its ok...
That looks retarded, and 235 on a 10" wheel dont even get me started. Just because people have done dumber things than that doesnt mean its ok...
I guess some guys (ricers, IMO) care more about style than performance. I would never consider putting a tire that is skinnier than stock at the rear wheel of a Z or G.
Originally Posted by RudeG_v2.0
+1 Traction > Baller offsets
I guess some guys (ricers, IMO) care more about style than performance. I would never consider putting a tire that is skinnier than stock at the rear wheel of a Z or G.
I guess some guys (ricers, IMO) care more about style than performance. I would never consider putting a tire that is skinnier than stock at the rear wheel of a Z or G.
