Volk CE28N Thread!!
09-04-2009, 10:49 AM
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^Open a photobucket account, upload your pics, and copy the "get image code" on the left-hand side of the page. The code should look something like this ....[IMG]....../IMG]
Copy that code into a post and the pictures should post up.
PM me if you still have issues.
Copy that code into a post and the pictures should post up.
PM me if you still have issues.
09-04-2009, 10:13 PM
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I haz da turbos
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You do realise you can upload them directly onto this site from your computer. When you reply, Go Advanced, and then scroll to the bottom. It's pretty self explanatory from there on.
09-05-2009, 07:08 PM
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Very nice! Same wheels I will have except in bronze. I was debating between a 255/275 setup and a 255/285 setup. The latter is harder to find it seems and I wanted Vredestein's but they don't have the 285 rear.
Could you take a few more pictures of your rear tires to show how much 275 is stretched on a 10.5 wheel? I cannot decide whether or not to go 285 or not.
Could you take a few more pictures of your rear tires to show how much 275 is stretched on a 10.5 wheel? I cannot decide whether or not to go 285 or not.
workin on that drop ASAP
09-21-2009, 09:57 AM
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Actually here: I saved you some hunting
09-21-2009, 11:28 AM
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cool thx stradaone8 !!! what do you guys think has to be done to the car to fit those with 245 front and 275 rear (both .../35).my car´s lowered at the moment...but i still have 2 fingers space between the fenders and the tire....should that be enough space to fit those????
09-21-2009, 12:52 PM
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^np. +12s will fit with the tire sizes you listed and the gap you have currently, but the issue becomes is there anything else needed to run them comfortably without crazy camber/etc.
Ironically that's what I'm trying to figure out currently. I'm gonna call up Sharif@Forged tommorow I think and get his opinion. I'm not sure if I want to put myself through the hassle of +12 all around when it might be just easier to fit some +22s...considering my car is a daily driver. Don't want rub all over the hospital garages...
Ironically that's what I'm trying to figure out currently. I'm gonna call up Sharif@Forged tommorow I think and get his opinion. I'm not sure if I want to put myself through the hassle of +12 all around when it might be just easier to fit some +22s...considering my car is a daily driver. Don't want rub all over the hospital garages...
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09-21-2009, 06:52 PM
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As far as the 350z goes, I think you would be able to run 275/35/19 on a +12 rim within OEM camber specs with only a fender roll. I am basing that off the fact that I am running 285/35 on the +22's and had to roll my fenders due to maybe 1/8" rub (not much). So go with skinnier tires but push them farther out and you'll be in the same boat. But I would roll fenders before trying to get all camber'd out
09-24-2009, 04:52 AM
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nice rims 
could you do me a favor? i need pics of the rear of the rear rim....and what would be even more awesome would be if you could measure the lenght from the spoke inner side to the hub...
thx in advance
or does anyone know if those 18x10,5 +18 will fit over stoptech 4 pots (rear)
could you do me a favor? i need pics of the rear of the rear rim....and what would be even more awesome would be if you could measure the lenght from the spoke inner side to the hub...thx in advance
or does anyone know if those 18x10,5 +18 will fit over stoptech 4 pots (rear)