Aggressive Wheels and Stretched Tires....Welcome
see thats aggressive not that last car with the SSR's. pretty weak offset on that last car man. why even post? you know you are going to get shot down.
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Originally Posted by SIN3
see thats aggressive not that last car with the SSR's. pretty weak offset on that last car man. why even post? you know you are going to get shot down.
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CLKFAN: sick sick...
Originally Posted by Ridge Rider
because I dont give a **** if I get shot down, I stopped paying attention to peoples remarks on these forums a long time ago.

Originally Posted by deviljon
so.... why post in here at all? just wanna show off your car? 

Originally Posted by Ridge Rider
to the big aggressive offsets, we with weak offsets are inferior to you. Sorry I waisted your precious thread space, I must repent now.and dont take things so personally. you decided to post in this thread didnt you?
Last edited by daytona350z; May 14, 2008 at 02:28 PM.
Originally Posted by Ridge Rider
to the big aggressive offsets, we with weak offsets are inferior to you. Sorry I waisted your precious thread space, I must repent now.edit: too quick for me anthony!
take those Super Soft Rims with you!
Originally Posted by daytona350z
yeah impostor, look it up.
do you want me to point out your wheels are none other than replicas of work wheels?
do you want me to point out your wheels are none other than replicas of work wheels?
hmm. now this is a phenomenon i don't understand.
i love super wide wheels, especially in the back, but i despise the stretched tire look...
am i missing something here? does having too-small tires benefit the handling or something in a way that i don't understand? or do you guys actually truly like the look?
i love super wide wheels, especially in the back, but i despise the stretched tire look...
am i missing something here? does having too-small tires benefit the handling or something in a way that i don't understand? or do you guys actually truly like the look?
Originally Posted by Ridge Rider
do you not like ssr's? Is Work better?
Originally Posted by onedirtyz
hmm. now this is a phenomenon i don't understand.
i love super wide wheels, especially in the back, but i despise the stretched tire look...
am i missing something here? does having too-small tires benefit the handling or something in a way that i don't understand? or do you guys actually truly like the look?
i love super wide wheels, especially in the back, but i despise the stretched tire look...
am i missing something here? does having too-small tires benefit the handling or something in a way that i don't understand? or do you guys actually truly like the look?
its all about taste. not saying either are beter looking because aesthetics is subjective. hardly any benefit that anyone will notice anything on the street as far as handling goes.
Originally Posted by onedirtyz
hmm. now this is a phenomenon i don't understand.
i love super wide wheels, especially in the back, but i despise the stretched tire look...
am i missing something here? does having too-small tires benefit the handling or something in a way that i don't understand? or do you guys actually truly like the look?
i love super wide wheels, especially in the back, but i despise the stretched tire look...
am i missing something here? does having too-small tires benefit the handling or something in a way that i don't understand? or do you guys actually truly like the look?
onedirtyz,
In my case it is limited spacing and also the look that I wanted. I am in search of the perfect rear tire right now as we speak because the stretch is a little to much right now. Stretching is for maximum wheel lip with fender clearance...if I had a 295 or 285 on my 19x11.5" wheel I would not be able to get the car off of the lift after the install...basically the car wouldn't even roll.
Does that answer your question?
And to clear things up....it's not to be cheap and buy the narrowest tire on the market to save money because I'm not broke....it's limited clearance.


