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Honestly, Ace wheels are crap, but they are cheap. I have seen a Infinity dealership near me putting these on cars and selling for an additional $2k. If I am not mistaken, ACE wheels are so cheap, that some of their 17" wheels start in the $40 range.
Looks wise, however, they don't look too bad at all...would never trust them for my $30K car though
Looks wise, however, they don't look too bad at all...would never trust them for my $30K car though
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I like the simple design of the ADR's and the "lip" on both of them. I thought the ADR's might show a little too much rotor.. Im trying to see if our rotors will rust and look bad over time.
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How did you do that... CompTech?
Can you put these up? These I think are the best looking. They are 5 spoke with splits and have a polished lip. The SSRs dod not have a lip.
Too bad they are 18-7.5 and not 8.5.
Should that matter?
http://www.exelwheels.com/
Ennio or DL46. Can you put pictures of these up.
Can you put these up? These I think are the best looking. They are 5 spoke with splits and have a polished lip. The SSRs dod not have a lip.
Too bad they are 18-7.5 and not 8.5.
Should that matter?
http://www.exelwheels.com/
Ennio or DL46. Can you put pictures of these up.
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Originally Posted by ComptechType-S
What about ADR wheels? Are they any good? Particularly these:
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Michaelvg1, I like the Dl46 a little better, I have seen the DL's (or something that looks just like them) on a few cars in my area. I think they are 18x7.5 or 19x8.0 only. You might want to check though.
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I found one that is 8.5 same look?
http://www.wheelmax.com/Wheels/AZA/AZA.htm
Will the lip be smaller than the picture on a 8.5?
http://www.wheelmax.com/Wheels/AZA/AZA.htm
Will the lip be smaller than the picture on a 8.5?
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I agree... However, I am leasing the car and probably will not want to worry about selling wheels in three years. You know what I mean?
Just want the look for summers. The weather in NJ is not that great most of the year.
What about the AZAs?
Just want the look for summers. The weather in NJ is not that great most of the year.
What about the AZAs?
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They look good, but I've never heard of AZA.
I do like the dark accents.
It must suck to take off the nicer set up for the winter. I live in SoCal so I'll get to keep my wheels on year round.
I do like the dark accents.
It must suck to take off the nicer set up for the winter. I live in SoCal so I'll get to keep my wheels on year round.
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The Ennio looks too plain to me. The DL46 is too bling bling for my tastes with all those screwheads or whatever you call that look. I still like the ADR best - stylish, not too much going on, but contemporary and sleek and, to my taste anyway, well-suited for the TL.
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