Nakayama Zoro 10
11-07-2005, 11:27 PM
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Nakayama Zoro 10
after some decently intense searching, i found my wheels (provided it passes the "physical").
I need some input on this:
1. Is Nakayama a reputable brand? Should I expect a good quality wheel that won't crack if pushed?
2. Does anybody know the weight on these things?
3. What do you guys think?
In case you dont know, I've posted every once in a while inquiring about wheels, and this spring I'm going to be replacing the tires on the car, so I'm going to grab the wheels at the same time. Advan Kreuzer Xs are what I want, but $ is in the way. These will be perfect if they're worth the money.
Coupled with a slight drop, I think I have my situation set. (the drop can be talked about later though).
11-07-2005, 11:57 PM
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how much are those rims?they look pretty good to me.what is the price range you're trying to stay in?i got 18" 5 zigens for $1000.....just the rims...but the shipping was really expensive because it came to hawaii... 
.....depends what you want and how much you can spend.....
.....depends what you want and how much you can spend.....
11-08-2005, 05:05 PM
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Originally Posted by Dan Martin
I thought Nakayama was the manufacturer of the OEM A-Spec wheels? Anyhow, those look great!
I think they look good man! Pretty close to the Advans.
11-08-2005, 07:18 PM
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Originally Posted by minkl81
I liked Advan Kreuzers too but too much $$. So I got this instead...
Looks more closer to kreuzers.
Looks more closer to kreuzers.
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11-08-2005, 07:22 PM
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Originally Posted by gocubsgo55
1. Is Nakayama a reputable brand? Should I expect a good quality wheel that won't crack if pushed?
2. Does anybody know the weight on these things?
3. What do you guys think?
2. Probably comparatively hefty, knockoff manufacturers aren't in the business of making light wheels in general (they aren't even making their own designs)
3. If you have to get knockoffs, I've seen worse. Not too bad looking
11-08-2005, 07:37 PM
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thanks for the input. all i need now is the exact weight. if its not too much of a difference, i might pull the trigger when the time comes in spring.
now ill start my research on how to make them fit the wheel wells nicely. i have to keep in mind, Chicago has some BAD winters.
now ill start my research on how to make them fit the wheel wells nicely. i have to keep in mind, Chicago has some BAD winters.
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