Pulling trigger on wheels
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Pulling trigger on wheels
ok guys need your help. I have a Lakeshore Silver Metalic RL and debating which finish i should purchase the Work Varianza T1 rims in. I am selecting 19". Need some help..
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Pix? That will help.
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sure no problem....website:http://workwheelsusa.com/product.php...ry=24&wheel=50
Black Chrome:
Machine Polish:
Black Chrome on RL:
Ambigious626
Machine Polish on TL:
Acurajj
Black Chrome:
Machine Polish:
Black Chrome on RL:
Ambigious626
Machine Polish on TL:
Acurajj
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Black chrome would look good on a silver RL. Not too blingy. However, I am biased--see my sig.
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Those photos make it hard to see, but the inner ring is black on one and not on the other... nice in "black chrome". I can't figure out what the deal is (ie the coloration) on the "lightning silver" listed at the site, nor can I figure the prices. Are those 3-piece?
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I am sure Blazing will give us the gory details once he selects!
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I believe the Work Varianzas are two piece cast wheels. I have no idea how much they cost, probably in the $500 range or more each. No idea how much they weigh, what kind of lug nuts they use, if a centering ring is required, etc.
I am sure Blazing will give us the gory details once he selects!
I am sure Blazing will give us the gory details once he selects!
Good News: I will be purchasing these wheels
Bad News: I will be purchasing after the winter season. I saw the price for about 650 a wheel . and its a in my belief to drive around with rims these expensive during the winter
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Michelin Pilot Sport A/S
Goodyear Eagle GT
Goodyear Eagle RSA
If you wanted to cheat, you could go to 255/40-19 and you could add the Yoko Advan S4
Pireli P6
Avon M550 AS
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Or put dedicated winter tires on the stock wheels, Bridgestone Blizzak LM-25 and summer performance for the summer on the 19" wheels. Then you have the best performance all the time. I wouldn't ride around on $650 wheels in the winter either.
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