-New shoes..Back to WORK-
06-13-2010, 09:08 AM
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-New shoes..Back to WORK-
After going through the Sevas S22's and the MHT Stoke, I did some soul searching and found a set of wheels I really like. Let me know what you think.....
Sevas:
MHT:
Work Schwert SC1:
Next stop: Goin lower and Fender pulling....
Sevas:
MHT:
Work Schwert SC1:
Next stop: Goin lower and Fender pulling....
, 3rd set is the sex! 
06-13-2010, 10:57 AM
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Damn those are sexy wheels. WDP FTW!
Like trojanman10984 said, the MHTs were nasty! I'm glad you got a new set
Like trojanman10984 said, the MHTs were nasty! I'm glad you got a new set
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Appreciate the compliments guys!
Specs on the wheels:
(F) 20x8.5 +29 off 225/35/20
(R) 20x9.5 +32 off 235/35/20
I'm in the process of pulling my fenders out. I already rolled the rears, but I want to go lower....When that happens I'll throw up more pics
Specs on the wheels:
(F) 20x8.5 +29 off 225/35/20
(R) 20x9.5 +32 off 235/35/20
I'm in the process of pulling my fenders out. I already rolled the rears, but I want to go lower....When that happens I'll throw up more pics
06-13-2010, 08:06 PM
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Don't go any lower. You can't get any closer to perfection than what you have there. Seriously...
06-13-2010, 08:35 PM
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06-13-2010, 08:56 PM
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Can you just pull a little and not drop any further?
06-14-2010, 12:04 AM
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i just wish the those work wheels werent so played out on the TL. They no longer give the 
factor like they use too. But if you like them thats all that matters. I do think they flow well and look great.
. I take back my previous statement, car looks dope though.
06-14-2010, 07:26 AM
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You probably have. We just moved down in that area...
I thought about that, but I figured running negative camber on the rear's will put more wear on the tires, so I figured the fender pulls would be the way to go. I actually raised the car up a couple notches on my coilovers all the way around, because the rears were rubbing/hitting unless I'm on flat roads and the fronts did a little cutting on my front tires when I make turns. It was pretty slammed and I even had 2 more notches to go to be at the lowest setting but I raised it until I get my fender pulls done all the way around. I've used 35 and 30 series tires before and I agree the 30's look good, but I went with 35's to take away from some of the road noise and reduce the possible chance of bending the wheels...
06-14-2010, 10:52 AM
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^^ Haha, now I am pulling it off. Don't confuse these for Varianzas. Those are still a favorite but Schwerts are more rare. These are more of an upscale look. Just love the machined finish WORK puts on these lines of wheels.
Welcome to the Schwert club lsvtec. Looking great especially with the step lip.
Welcome to the Schwert club lsvtec. Looking great especially with the step lip.