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04-30-2004, 01:24 AM
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They're here...
Got a little something in the mail today
As you can see, they've been turned into a temporary desk in the living room. Unforunately my car's in the shop for another week at least.
As you can see, they've been turned into a temporary desk in the living room. Unforunately my car's in the shop for another week at least.
04-30-2004, 08:47 AM
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As you can see, they've been turned into a temporary desk in the living room.
As you can see, they've been turned into a temporary desk in the living room.
The look awesome and I can't wait to see them mounted.
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04-30-2004, 09:55 AM
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Originally posted by JTso
Put them on and take some pics. Btw, did the wheels come with hub rings?
Put them on and take some pics. Btw, did the wheels come with hub rings?
i remember one time i rotated my own tires, and i forgot to remove one of the hub rings, so i had to take off the wheel and do it over again. what a pain.
04-30-2004, 10:27 AM
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Originally posted by JTso
Why just the front? Shouldn't hub rings be on all 4 wheels?
Why just the front? Shouldn't hub rings be on all 4 wheels?
i've been doing that to my aftermarket wheels for over 5 years now.
...good ddr pad i memba that game but the only games i play are SOCOM 2 and Final Fantasy XI online...
04-30-2004, 12:11 PM
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If you buy from tirerack they will give you hub rings for your car, so since I didn't get them from tirerack, I have eclipse ones.
I've read they don't need the hub rings, I'm going to try them w/o them. And if its a problem see if tirerack will hook me up.
I've read they don't need the hub rings, I'm going to try them w/o them. And if its a problem see if tirerack will hook me up.
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I hear the Kumho's are good tires, you might as well leave them on and wear them out.
Bought em off E-bay or something? How much total did you pay?
I'm about to pay $1800 for 17x7.5 SSR comps with 225/45/17 Toyo Proxes 4. Well, when I finish paying for kitchen rennovations and a honeymoon that is.
Bought em off E-bay or something? How much total did you pay?
I'm about to pay $1800 for 17x7.5 SSR comps with 225/45/17 Toyo Proxes 4. Well, when I finish paying for kitchen rennovations and a honeymoon that is.
04-30-2004, 03:18 PM
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Originally posted by cmf
Tony Fresh...where the pics at man??????
Tony Fresh...where the pics at man??????
04-30-2004, 05:11 PM
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Originally posted by accsuperstar
dang finally got the wheels huh? time to mount them
btw i used to like DDR, until i found out i really sucked.
dang finally got the wheels huh? time to mount them
btw i used to like DDR, until i found out i really sucked.
04-30-2004, 05:54 PM
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Do yourself a favor and do not install them until you have proper hubcentric rings. They are fairly important on how the load/weight of the car is distrubuted on the hub, which can prematurely wear your bearings. Also you run the risk of the studs breaking with ZERO warning- the lugnuts are also can loosen themselves due to added flexing. And yes you need them on all four corners, however the fronts would be more important because they are responsible for driving, steering, stopping, etc... As where the rears are just going along for the ride 
04-30-2004, 06:37 PM
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Originally posted by TSX Hokie
I hear the Kumho's are good tires, you might as well leave them on and wear them out.
Bought em off E-bay or something? How much total did you pay?
I'm about to pay $1800 for 17x7.5 SSR comps with 225/45/17 Toyo Proxes 4. Well, when I finish paying for kitchen rennovations and a honeymoon that is.
I hear the Kumho's are good tires, you might as well leave them on and wear them out.
Bought em off E-bay or something? How much total did you pay?
I'm about to pay $1800 for 17x7.5 SSR comps with 225/45/17 Toyo Proxes 4. Well, when I finish paying for kitchen rennovations and a honeymoon that is.
I paid $1600 for 18x7.5 225/40/18. Yours isn't a bad price, those Proxes 4 are nice I hear.
04-30-2004, 06:39 PM
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Originally posted by accsuperstar
btw i used to like DDR, until i found out i really sucked.
btw i used to like DDR, until i found out i really sucked.
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lol. well ddr is cheap at the local arcade here. i find it hard to play on the soft home pads anyways. i just play the computer version with the keyboard
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Originally posted by xizor
I'm pretty good, its a lot easier to play on the ps2 because 1) it doesn't cost $ and 2) no one can see you. hehe
I'm pretty good, its a lot easier to play on the ps2 because 1) it doesn't cost $ and 2) no one can see you. hehe
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Hey Xizor, your new wheel looked great! I am considering about purchase 18" SSR GT1 wheel on SSM a like I MOD's TSX in summer or soon. I wonder why did your roomate did not like Kuhmo 712 tires and replace for Yokohama AV ES100? I have Kuhmo 711 on Accord 94, I liked it. I just wonder that's all. I will look forward to see your TSX picture with new SSR wheel, bro.
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Oops, he had Ecsta 711 like you, not the 712 like what I have. He thought they weren't sticky enough, but he abuses his tires, so I don't know.
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Originally posted by TSX Hokie
I hear the Kumho's are good tires, you might as well leave them on and wear them out.
Bought em off E-bay or something? How much total did you pay?
I'm about to pay $1800 for 17x7.5 SSR comps with 225/45/17 Toyo Proxes 4. Well, when I finish paying for kitchen rennovations and a honeymoon that is.
I hear the Kumho's are good tires, you might as well leave them on and wear them out.
Bought em off E-bay or something? How much total did you pay?
I'm about to pay $1800 for 17x7.5 SSR comps with 225/45/17 Toyo Proxes 4. Well, when I finish paying for kitchen rennovations and a honeymoon that is.
I hear ya man. My wife had an ultrasound the other day and it looks as if we have triplets !!!
No wheels for me....
You think they will come out with a TSX minivan ???
05-03-2004, 11:44 AM
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Oops, he had Ecsta 711 like you, not the 712 like what I have. He thought they weren't sticky enough, but he abuses his tires, so I don't know.
Oops, he had Ecsta 711 like you, not the 712 like what I have. He thought they weren't sticky enough, but he abuses his tires, so I don't know.
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