How to shop for wheels
07-09-2004, 01:39 PM
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most important things are lug pattern and offset. you want 5 X 114.3 and >+40 offset
as for styles you can start by looking in xizors wheel gallery and see what you like, i think most of them are good quality wheels
as for styles you can start by looking in xizors wheel gallery and see what you like, i think most of them are good quality wheels
07-09-2004, 01:43 PM
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Importhookup.com has some really good deals going. You're supposed to contact the people at wheeloptions.com and tell them what you want. I plan on getting my 18" TE37's from them.
07-09-2004, 02:30 PM
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Originally Posted by Brooks
Importhookup.com has some really good deals going. You're supposed to contact the people at wheeloptions.com and tell them what you want. I plan on getting my 18" TE37's from them.
+48 offset,
asking 1950USD plus shipping. see the black market.
07-09-2004, 03:24 PM
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Originally Posted by Brooks
is there a difference between le and te?
and yes, the one with the polish lip does weigh a lil more than a regular te37
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07-09-2004, 03:49 PM
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Wheel Gallery
Find a style you like, a good manufacturer (search or ask opinions), and most important of all figure out your price range!! Search for a good distributor/importer if necessary.
Figure out what size you want 17-19", based on tradeoffs of looks, ride quality, weight etc. Make sure they come in the right bolt pattern and offset etc.
If you got questions and need suggestions, there's some gurus here who will give you some ideas. And maybe some photoshop help if you need it.
they do? My impression is that the te/le37 all weigh the same, BUT they weigh more than the ce/le28n which is slightly lighter.
Find a style you like, a good manufacturer (search or ask opinions), and most important of all figure out your price range!! Search for a good distributor/importer if necessary.
Figure out what size you want 17-19", based on tradeoffs of looks, ride quality, weight etc. Make sure they come in the right bolt pattern and offset etc.
If you got questions and need suggestions, there's some gurus here who will give you some ideas. And maybe some photoshop help if you need it.
Originally Posted by dzuy
and yes, the one with the polish lip does weigh a lil more than a regular te37
07-09-2004, 05:34 PM
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Originally Posted by xizor
they do? My impression is that the te/le37 all weigh the same, BUT they weigh more than the ce/le28n which is slightly lighter.
07-09-2004, 05:44 PM
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Originally Posted by dabuda2004
most important things are lug pattern and offset. you want 5 X 114.3 and >+40 offset
as for styles you can start by looking in xizors wheel gallery and see what you like, i think most of them are good quality wheels
as for styles you can start by looking in xizors wheel gallery and see what you like, i think most of them are good quality wheels
wheels are 17"x7.5" Offset 48 (All Four), with a dual drill of 5x114.3/5x100 bolt pattern.
Tires are Dunlop SP Sport FM901: 225/45/17 (All Four).
dabuda, these specs OK ?
Thanks
07-09-2004, 05:58 PM
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Why 17's if I may ask. Those Dunlops run good, but wayyyy soft! Mine are wearing quicker than any other tire I've ever owned, but can't beat the ride quality!
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