New Kicks
#41
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These almost kind of remind me of your old kicks ... on the original blackura .. but these are better IMO... thinner spokes. You could do a 5mm spacer in the front to make it more flush to the fender since you desire the 9.5's but wanna keep these, that's always an option.
You have any low lying rear quarter panel shots to illustrate how flush these wheels are in the back?
You have any low lying rear quarter panel shots to illustrate how flush these wheels are in the back?
#43
boost owns
Consider a 5mm spacer in front. If you do any kind of spirited driving, your caliper can slightly expand with heat, and with the insanely low clearance you have presently, that could spell disaster for you. I would never be comfortable driving with that little caliper clearance...
#45
i wonder if u can powdercoat stoptech's/rotora's
I'm a tad bit surprised about not being able to powercoat the OEM Brembo BBK's allon.. I've seen some guys with the e92's powercoat their 6-piston BBK's.. I will try to find some pics to show you what i am talking about..
I'm a tad bit surprised about not being able to powercoat the OEM Brembo BBK's allon.. I've seen some guys with the e92's powercoat their 6-piston BBK's.. I will try to find some pics to show you what i am talking about..
#46
Consider a 5mm spacer in front. If you do any kind of spirited driving, your caliper can slightly expand with heat, and with the insanely low clearance you have presently, that could spell disaster for you. I would never be comfortable driving with that little caliper clearance...
anybody who saw them at the NY meet can verify... its TIGHT in there
#47
Full of water...
not a huge chrome or WDP fan, but those rims look really hot
i like that simple 5-spoke look, and that slight concavedness(i know its not a word) really sets them off. nice choice!!
and the red calipers would really make the brembos pop if you can pull it off...
i like that simple 5-spoke look, and that slight concavedness(i know its not a word) really sets them off. nice choice!!
and the red calipers would really make the brembos pop if you can pull it off...
#48
boost owns
I'd pick up some 5mm spacers ASAP.
#57
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Back in NY bro..
I see you finally got those enkeis you were talking about on.. I love the finish and the concavity, especially in the rear..
but you could have done better on fitment..
Dude the Clevelander was closed my entire break.. (mar 16-23) and they're re-opening the 25th, that was so gay
but madonnas was good
I see you finally got those enkeis you were talking about on.. I love the finish and the concavity, especially in the rear..
but you could have done better on fitment..
Dude the Clevelander was closed my entire break.. (mar 16-23) and they're re-opening the 25th, that was so gay
but madonnas was good
#58
Back in NY bro..
I see you finally got those enkeis you were talking about on.. I love the finish and the concavity, especially in the rear..
but you could have done better on fitment..
Dude the Clevelander was closed my entire break.. (mar 16-23) and they're re-opening the 25th, that was so gay
but madonnas was good
I see you finally got those enkeis you were talking about on.. I love the finish and the concavity, especially in the rear..
but you could have done better on fitment..
Dude the Clevelander was closed my entire break.. (mar 16-23) and they're re-opening the 25th, that was so gay
but madonnas was good
my boy is heading down for WMC tomorrow.. hes doing all the promoting and in charge of the DJ's at the gansevoort.. id be down there too if work wasnt busting my ass these days
the fitment choices were limited man... i tried
19 x 8.5" Wheel, comes in +22 or +42
19 x 9.0" Wheel only comes in +18
19 x 9.5" Wheel, comes in +22 or +42
19 x 8.5" Wheel comes in +35, but ONLY 5x120 fitment.... GAY
everybodys telling me to drop a spacer in the front.... i really dont wanna do that, but i am second guessing one thing... im gonna test the rears on the front, maybe 9.5" all around
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concavity on a high offset = no bbk clearance
I don't understand why you don't want to run spacers... they are not the end of the world... if you want a spacer that will not make your wheel vibrate and will be made to order go to wheeladapter.com
a 7mm spacer would make your fronts money, you will need to get extended wheel studs that are 5mm to 10mm longer than oem
ps. your rear is hot, but it could use a 5mm spacer too (roll them fenders)
I don't understand why you don't want to run spacers... they are not the end of the world... if you want a spacer that will not make your wheel vibrate and will be made to order go to wheeladapter.com
a 7mm spacer would make your fronts money, you will need to get extended wheel studs that are 5mm to 10mm longer than oem
ps. your rear is hot, but it could use a 5mm spacer too (roll them fenders)
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the new wheels look hot bro but just like some said earlier in this thread the pics dont do it justice is looks sick in person.....but i wish i had bbk clearance to get it for my car.
#70
^ old wheels were just toooooo damn heavy. 32lbs F, 34lbs R..... with tires they weighed 62lbs F, 64lbs R
i didnt weigh these with the tires on, but i would imagine somewhere in the mid-high 40lbs area.... everything about the wheels is sweet in terms of performance, handling, ride quality and suspension feedback....
my only complaint, they are a bit TOO shiney.... maybe a thin gunmetal powder coat over the chrome would make for an interesting finish
i didnt weigh these with the tires on, but i would imagine somewhere in the mid-high 40lbs area.... everything about the wheels is sweet in terms of performance, handling, ride quality and suspension feedback....
my only complaint, they are a bit TOO shiney.... maybe a thin gunmetal powder coat over the chrome would make for an interesting finish
#71
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What up?? Long time, looking good as usual. I must see these in person cuz as stated the pic's just aren't doing justice. I'm liking kinda feelin the old setup alittle more but she's def still a hot ass WDP!!!
#72
ya know, the old wheels were bad ass, regardless of the weight... but im pretty sure i told you, and other peeps on here...
the lips were two different finishes!! the front were polished, and the rear was machined... it drove me CRAZYYYYYY.. and they were 2 piece welded, so i couldnt take them apart and refinish the lips....
the lips were two different finishes!! the front were polished, and the rear was machined... it drove me CRAZYYYYYY.. and they were 2 piece welded, so i couldnt take them apart and refinish the lips....
#74
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^ old wheels were just toooooo damn heavy. 32lbs F, 34lbs R..... with tires they weighed 62lbs F, 64lbs R
i didnt weigh these with the tires on, but i would imagine somewhere in the mid-high 40lbs area.... everything about the wheels is sweet in terms of performance, handling, ride quality and suspension feedback....
my only complaint, they are a bit TOO shiney.... maybe a thin gunmetal powder coat over the chrome would make for an interesting finish
i didnt weigh these with the tires on, but i would imagine somewhere in the mid-high 40lbs area.... everything about the wheels is sweet in terms of performance, handling, ride quality and suspension feedback....
my only complaint, they are a bit TOO shiney.... maybe a thin gunmetal powder coat over the chrome would make for an interesting finish