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Old 04-13-2011, 11:48 AM
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My Contribution, hope you like. 20" Smoked/Black Chrome finish with 275/40-20 Hankooks. They're a little wide, and the rears rub sometimes when I go through hard dips, but the fronts are fine!




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^^Wow, bad ass! Is that wheel 9.5" wide? You might notice some problems with extra debris hitting the side of the car, but otherwise those really give the RDX that aggressive look it was missing.
Did the comp on the size and it looks like the speedo will be around 3% faster. Nice work.

See folks, you don't need a spacer to get the flush look, just bigger wheels/tires.

EDiT: You've already tinted the front windows, now de-badge it and finish the look.

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and actually... this will probably start an argument, but they're actually off of a Dodge Magnum. The bolt pattern is 5x115 instead of 114.3, but they're just fine... So, if you want this look cheap, do what I did, buy them off of Craigslist from someone with a Magnum. $350 and the tires were almost brand new, couldn't have had more than 5,000 miles on them.
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Originally Posted by Mr Marco
...You might notice some problems with extra debris hitting the side of the car
Really, just more water spots... ugh... lol Car washes are starting to cost some serious money, time to invest in a power washer.
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EDiT: You've already tinted the front windows, now de-badge it and finish the look.
Yeah, and the place I took it for the tint did a fantastic job on my last three cars, but I guess Acura has some better window seals than Scion and Hyundai, because I've got some small bubbles behind the seals that stick out like a sore thumb. I paid extra for the lifetime warranty, so it's covered. I think I'll go down to 20, it's at 40 now.

and I was thinking about taking all the silver/chrome accents off and having the smoked chrome done to them too to match the wheels... gotta see if it can be done though.
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Originally Posted by TruckerBomb
and actually... this will probably start an argument, but they're actually off of a Dodge Magnum. The bolt pattern is 5x115 instead of 114.3, but they're just fine... So, if you want this look cheap, do what I did, buy them off of Craigslist from someone with a Magnum. $350 and the tires were almost brand new, couldn't have had more than 5,000 miles on them.
What me argue?
Acura uses a ball type lug nut with the factory Enkie's so it may not be compatible with the dodge wheel (IDK Chrysler is the only manufacture of the big three that I have not owned).
If they snugged up to the hub and you don't have an issue with balance then .7 of an inch would probably not be enough to cause a stress crack on a stock wheel from a another car.
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Originally Posted by Mr Marco
What me argue?
Acura uses a ball type lug nut with the factory Enkie's so it may not be compatible with the dodge wheel (IDK Chrysler is the only manufacture of the big three that I have not owned).
If they snugged up to the hub and you don't have an issue with balance then .7 of an inch would probably not be enough to cause a stress crack on a stock wheel from a another car.
Snugged up just fine. Just be sure to have the wheel COMPLETELY off the ground, and with your feet underneath, hold it centered and hand tighten in a star pattern so that you can feel it's lining up right. Then torque them the rest of the way. I've put about 5000 miles on them so far with no problems. But I haven't done any hard cornering, so we'll see...
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It looks good Truckerbomb!!

Too bad Eibach springs are hard to find now.

That is some good information about the bolt pattern for your rims.
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Chrome goodness at our east side Acura dealer.
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Finally got some pictures up with the tires. Had them on the ride for about 4mo and loving it. Yoka Prada's 255/45/20.

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Bought a set of sport technic mono 10 for 350 new.

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TonyQ, they work good with the new grille.
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Thanks guys
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I am not able to post pics for some reason. Any advice?
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Any picture of your front fog light Grill what did you do with it?

Nice wheels


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[QUOTE=Tonyq;13017174]Any picture of your front fog light Grill what did you do with it?

Good eye my friend, good eye!

Well, we all hate the silver and I have talked about it in other threads. They were sanded and painted yesterday, cleared today. They will be wet sanded, polished and re-installed later this week. Pics will follow.

Thanks for the compliment on the wheels. They came out really nice.
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here is another picture.



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^ where is the link about the fogs??
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^I think he painted them.EDiT: Oh, I missed the post on that. Good question, they look like a piece of fresh ABS from angle. How about it gungho_15?
Good choice on the wheels. I think these sharp bright wheels work good with the sheild on the grille (Paint color too). They would not look right with my '07 grille. How are those Hankook V12's? They are so popular, seems like they are on every car I see.

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Here is a quick pic I took so you guys could see. Not to steal this thread or anything. They have yet to be wet sanded and polished yet. Waiting a day or two for the clear to cure. They do look go already though. Better than the gaudy silver.

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Much better. I always thought the trim around those fog lights looked cheap.
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Thanks. I want to get these done tomorrow. My days off are Wednesday and Thursday this week. I want to paint my rotors and calipers.
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Originally Posted by Type34
Just wanted to let you guys know that the group buy price at Element Wheels for the MRR Design HR-2s is still in effect (you have to call them however, they will not quote the discount price via email).

I bought a set of 19's for my MDX...love 'em


Just found this picture. looks great. Do you remember what tires /size you ran in this pic?
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Anyone running 20x10's?
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20x10.5
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I will be running 20x10 up front and 20x10.5 in rear.
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What type of rims are these?
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The rims looks crazy from the rear and sexy.
Can't wait when it is mounted on.
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In for pictures. Wonder how much impact on the performance and gas mileage.
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They are TSW Nurburgring Bronze Wheels super light weight for 20's. They weight less then stock. I think 20x10.5 & 20x10 weight 24.45lbs vs stock I think is 27lbs. When I hold both the TSW Nurburgring Bronze Wheel is definitely lighter. Oh and the gas mileage of the RDX with me driving is very bad. I filled up sunday and I was near empty on monday. I don't drive it as a daily driver, only when I'm trying to stunt. haha..
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