Unofficial Enkei Wheels Thread
#1801
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I've been thinking of untinting the tails. And these rears need replaced like soon and I have two ways I can with the set up and I'm really torn. I could get another set of 275's for the rear, or I could get 225/40 and put those up front with some 20mm spacers and put the 245/40's in the rear with 25mm spacers.
#1802
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Since you have some functional wheels now, why not keep proper size tires on them? Put 275/40 on the rear, keep the 245/40 up front, when the tread runs out on those, then replace with 255/40. and yes, untinting the tails would be a very good idea!
Last edited by Bmurray350z; 06-30-2013 at 07:26 AM.
#1807
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255/40 front and 275/40 rear or 265/35 front and 285/35 rear. You can even install a 5 to 10mm spacer to get the hellaflushed look. Your car will not look Gay like it would with civic sized tires.
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#1814
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Pick the color you like, just about any color looks great on a white Z. Just stay away from black.
#1818
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Oh my, I'm getting terrible ideas, the powdercoating idea led to me thinking of...
something that could be awesome:
and eventually something that could be awesome in a wierd way, or totally awful:
Powdercoating something a rose gold color isn't going to cost more than any other color right? It's not like they're using actual gold, though I suppose they could? Right?
Also, anyone ever seen this hydrographics stuff? Is it durable?
something that could be awesome:
and eventually something that could be awesome in a wierd way, or totally awful:
Powdercoating something a rose gold color isn't going to cost more than any other color right? It's not like they're using actual gold, though I suppose they could? Right?
Also, anyone ever seen this hydrographics stuff? Is it durable?
#1820
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Not a fan of candy colors really, like purple, red, orange, green, etc. I like polished metal-looking colors. I thought about hydrographics for carbon fiber look, but now am thinking that's a little to "fake" and not going to be as durable as powdercoating. Apparently it's just a thin film, I talked to a place that does both.
I thought it might be funny, when people ask "are those really wood?" to lead them along, and see if they believed it lol
I thought it might be funny, when people ask "are those really wood?" to lead them along, and see if they believed it lol
Last edited by mcarther101; 07-26-2013 at 01:06 PM.