View Poll Results: Which ones for my SS?
Yokohama AVS Model 5



21
35.00%
RAYS G-Games (silver)



8
13.33%
RAYS G-Games (gunmetal)



31
51.67%
Voters: 60. You may not vote on this poll
Narrowed it down to 2 1/2.....which one?
Which of these two wheels (3 options) would look the best on a Silverstone?
Yokohama AVS Model 5
19x8 Front 30mm
19x9 Rear 35mm
Silver Metallic

RAYS G-Games (2-piece)
19x8 Front 30mm
19x9 Rear 30mm
Silver w/polished lip

Gunmetal w/polished lip
Yokohama AVS Model 5
19x8 Front 30mm
19x9 Rear 35mm
Silver Metallic

RAYS G-Games (2-piece)
19x8 Front 30mm
19x9 Rear 30mm
Silver w/polished lip

Gunmetal w/polished lip
Last edited by Stone Z; Jun 7, 2003 at 12:10 PM.
I love the AVS Model 5. Had ordered these and four months later was told that they were still unavailable. If you want this wheel, be prepared to wait a long time if they are not in stock somewhere in North America.
Trending Topics
Originally posted by Daytona
Advan Model 5 all day every day
I tink you can go 19x10 in the back though
Advan Model 5 all day every day
I tink you can go 19x10 in the back though
19x9 front 35mm
19x10 rear 45mm
There's no lip on the wheel, so what's really the point of going with a 10" in the back? Maybe I should go 19x9 all the way around.....that way the wheels both have the same offset and sit on the same plane giving that symmetrical look all the way down the side of the car.....that's really the look I'm going for. If I went 19x9 with a 35mm offset, the wheels would be pushed out 8mm more than stock....that's enough for me.
That is a hard choice, I think the gunmetals will look better between the 2 RAYS G-Games but i cant decide if i like those over the Advan 5's. U really have to see them on the car, have u seen any1 with these rims yet?
Originally posted by kamikaZ
U really have to see them on the car, have u seen any1 with these rims yet?
U really have to see them on the car, have u seen any1 with these rims yet?

Here's a pic of the silver G-Games (19's)

Since the ADVAN's have no lip, I could get away with going 19x9 all the way around, right? No use in going 19x10 in the rear unless the wheel has a lip IMO.
Originally posted by Stone Z
So, do you think this setup would be better?
19x9 front 35mm
19x10 rear 45mm
There's no lip on the wheel, so what's really the point of going with a 10" in the back? Maybe I should go 19x9 all the way around.....that way the wheels both have the same offset and sit on the same plane giving that symmetrical look all the way down the side of the car.....that's really the look I'm going for. If I went 19x9 with a 35mm offset, the wheels would be pushed out 8mm more than stock....that's enough for me.
So, do you think this setup would be better?
19x9 front 35mm
19x10 rear 45mm
There's no lip on the wheel, so what's really the point of going with a 10" in the back? Maybe I should go 19x9 all the way around.....that way the wheels both have the same offset and sit on the same plane giving that symmetrical look all the way down the side of the car.....that's really the look I'm going for. If I went 19x9 with a 35mm offset, the wheels would be pushed out 8mm more than stock....that's enough for me.
I think the staggered setup is preferred. That is why the Touring 6MT has wider tires on the back and the track even has wider wheels on the back [than the front].
Perhaps those with more technical knowledge can comment on the mechanics of why the staggered setup is used.
Perhaps those with more technical knowledge can comment on the mechanics of why the staggered setup is used.


