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Nov 4, 2015 | 06:40 AM

#21

dboyzalter

6 inch cawk is my fave!

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Originally Posted by jhc

I looked at BBS, limited distribution. TC109s are slick. Not a Ray's fan for those prices. I pulled the trigger on Enkei RPF1s. 18x9.5 and 18x10.5, +12 all around. The fronts weigh 16.2 pounds, so at roughly $1300 for a brand new set, they were the best choice for me. Bridgestone 760s are sticky enough for my needs.

Nice... 16.2 lbs would be nice. I just moved my spare wheel out of my basement those bastards feel like they weigh 100 pounds each.

Being a cheapskate at heart I have a hard time buying wheels I might invest in some spray paint next year for the anniversary wheels and some new back tires.

Nov 4, 2015 | 06:49 AM

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jhc

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Originally Posted by dboyzalter

Back in the day I had some very lacy BBS wheels on my Mitsu. The mesh was metalic gold, lip was nonmetallic silver. Taped off each section for base coat, then top coated everthing. They came out great wth rattle cans!

Nov 4, 2015 | 10:21 AM

#23

The Swede

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How long did it take me to decide on wheels?

7 months and counting. I've set a deadline at next spring for myself so I still have time to change my mind a couple hundred times...