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08-30-2001, 01:37 AM
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to see them you can go to www.enkei.com. select wheels --> tuning and the BROTEX are the ones on the left.
FDao-they come in a 45 offset in 17". 18" are available in 50 offset.
FDao-they come in a 45 offset in 17". 18" are available in 50 offset.
08-30-2001, 01:47 AM
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Originally posted by eman:
<STRONG>FDao-they come in a 45 offset in 17". 18" are available in 50 offset.</STRONG>
<STRONG>FDao-they come in a 45 offset in 17". 18" are available in 50 offset.</STRONG>
Thanks eman. I was referring to the 17's as they don't come in anything higher than 45
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08-30-2001, 02:07 AM
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They look liek sweet rims to me. My only complaint was that they only come in that gunmetal-like finish. When I contacted Enkei, they stated they didnt have any plans to make them in any other colors. All I wanted was plain jane silver
08-30-2001, 11:44 AM
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Originally posted by Mr Hyde:
<STRONG>They look liek sweet rims to me. My only complaint was that they only come in that gunmetal-like finish. When I contacted Enkei, they stated they didnt have any plans to make them in any other colors. All I wanted was plain jane silver</STRONG>
<STRONG>They look liek sweet rims to me. My only complaint was that they only come in that gunmetal-like finish. When I contacted Enkei, they stated they didnt have any plans to make them in any other colors. All I wanted was plain jane silver</STRONG>
08-30-2001, 11:52 AM
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Originally posted by juniorbean:
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he he... that's pretty funny b/c I remember reading on here that Enkei makes the rims for the CL-S.....</STRONG>
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he he... that's pretty funny b/c I remember reading on here that Enkei makes the rims for the CL-S.....</STRONG>
08-30-2001, 06:35 PM
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Originally posted by empeters:
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You're right, Our wheels are Enkei..</STRONG>
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You're right, Our wheels are Enkei..</STRONG>
That would rock I think.
Oh that note though, who makes a wheel thats the closest (sp?) to the SEMA ones?
08-30-2001, 10:03 PM
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alright, i ordered them today. hopefully i can get them on this weekend and post some pics. i got an 18x8, think i'll have problems with rubbing if i wear a 235/40/18 on them? 
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Originally posted by eman:
<STRONG>alright, i ordered them today. hopefully i can get them on this weekend and post some pics. i got an 18x8, think i'll have problems with rubbing if i wear a 235/40/18 on them?</STRONG>
<STRONG>alright, i ordered them today. hopefully i can get them on this weekend and post some pics. i got an 18x8, think i'll have problems with rubbing if i wear a 235/40/18 on them?
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