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Old 01-31-2011, 09:03 PM
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G not a Z but you get the idea
Old 01-31-2011, 09:59 PM
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SWEET! Is that 19's or 20's?
Old 01-31-2011, 10:51 PM
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You asked about 19 some im figuring they are 19's
Old 01-31-2011, 11:59 PM
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Originally Posted by marques1
You asked about 19 some im figuring they are 19's
I wasn't sure if he was repsonding to my post or the OP

Spotted the bembo's so thought it might be in repsonce to mine but...those are the issues with a thread hijack I guess lol
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To answer your question, yes , they are brembo friendly.
Old 02-01-2011, 05:09 PM
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Originally Posted by terrasmak
Please don't try to help people

Stock front tire 225/45-18 is how tall ? 245/30-20 tire is how tall?

Stock front 245/45-18 is how tall ? 275/30-20 tire is how tall?

OkashiZ please answer these questions and tell me how the 20 inch wheel (that sits inside the tire ) is going to lift the car. Then don't post unless yoru asking questions.
I only wrote what i did because that was my experience with these POS wheels. So if you want to insult me by posting this kind of siht and if that gives you your little giggles, go ahead. But I'd really like it if you could say it to my face, I really dont think you could. GFYS. peace.
Old 02-02-2011, 07:55 AM
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to the people who own these rims are they good quality? i live in new jersey and there are pot holes everywhere. iv had rims before so i kno you have to be extra careful and thats not a problem, but i dont wanna buy a rim that bends or cracks at every little bump.
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To answer above, mine are 20's

Originally Posted by ag0240
to the people who own these rims are they good quality? i live in new jersey and there are pot holes everywhere. iv had rims before so i kno you have to be extra careful and thats not a problem, but i dont wanna buy a rim that bends or cracks at every little bump.
As far as quality, they are great! Now They do a few scratches (to be expected when being stupid with a wheel cleaning brush :/)

And as far as the bend/crack. They will bend instead of crack so that's a plus, BUT it is hard to do so. I have a slight dent in the edge of my Front right tire. But that was from when I got run off the road and hit a curb. I thought there would have been more damage. No air leaks from this either. They are in my shed right now being winter and all. If I feel adventurous later to remove the 3+ feet of snow there that we have gotten in the last week I'll go and take a pic of it.
Old 02-02-2011, 11:14 AM
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Originally Posted by ag0240
to the people who own these rims are they good quality? i live in new jersey and there are pot holes everywhere. iv had rims before so i kno you have to be extra careful and thats not a problem, but i dont wanna buy a rim that bends or cracks at every little bump.
I didn't literally mean that these rims are POS, they are good. Not the best but as far as "affordable" wheels go I'd think they are are some of the most respectable. But the set that I had began peel clear coat, but only in spots, not in a pattern like volks do when you use wheel cleaner. It is almost like the clear coat did't seal properly to the metal
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Originally Posted by OkashiZ
I didn't literally mean that these rims are POS, they are good. Not the best but as far as "affordable" wheels go I'd think they are are some of the most respectable. But the set that I had began peel clear coat, but only in spots, not in a pattern like volks do when you use wheel cleaner. It is almost like the clear coat did't seal properly to the metal
lol i was gonna PM you today to ask about your experiences with these.

I think It's time I for one stopped confusing my self with choises, and just got some of these

.....if ANYONE knows where I can get these in OZ (WA) I'd LOVE to know...otherwise I'm adding shipping + import tax onto an other wise cheap purchase
Old 02-03-2011, 03:57 PM
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best advice...don't get them...
Old 02-03-2011, 06:56 PM
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Originally Posted by D&G35
best advice...don't get them...

your reasons?
Old 02-03-2011, 09:45 PM
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Originally Posted by D&G35
best advice...don't get them...
I'd disagree. If you cannot afford or just dont want to fork out the cash for volks, works, etc.. these wheels would be a nice choice in my opinion.
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Originally Posted by OkashiZ
I'd disagree. If you cannot afford or just dont want to fork out the cash for volks, works, etc.. these wheels would be a nice choice in my opinion.
Yeah, they aren't high end like work or low end like the Sears and Town Fair Tire junk (Z Racing). They, to me, are more of the higher middle area. Maybe a 4/5
Old 02-04-2011, 07:54 PM
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Originally Posted by D&G35
best advice...don't get them...
Still waiting for your reasons.

YOu might have some really good advice to offer but without reasons, your post is pointless and not worth 2kb download it took to read it.
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I think that the logic behind this statement comes from a while back, axis made a bad batch of wheels that would crack under extreme conditions ( like on a track etc.)
Old 02-04-2011, 11:11 PM
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Originally Posted by D&G35
best advice...don't get them...
+1 , 20's are for SUV's
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I got ambitious today and plowed out my shed and took a pic of the dent from my rim.

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Keep in mind this is from bring ran off the road and hitting a curb at about 40mph
Old 02-05-2011, 01:30 PM
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Most if not all wheels will dent under those circumstances, but 20's are not the good choice, I think 19's would look/perform better.
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