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Picking New Rims + Poll ! (fixed)
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Centerline's aren't made anymore. They're $250 a wheel to special order^^
Only thing about the Hurry's, I don't like that blue logo on them. It's ricey. Plus my car is red.
New rims I found...
I really like 5Zigen FN01r-c. They are only 15lbs. But, they're about $300 more than the Enkei RS-5's....
They look kickass by themselves, just not sure how they would look on the tib. Photoshop anyone?
by themselves:
on an nsx:
on a 240sx:
Only thing about the Hurry's, I don't like that blue logo on them. It's ricey. Plus my car is red.
New rims I found...
I really like 5Zigen FN01r-c. They are only 15lbs. But, they're about $300 more than the Enkei RS-5's....
They look kickass by themselves, just not sure how they would look on the tib. Photoshop anyone?
by themselves:
on an nsx:
on a 240sx:
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QUOTE (UrS0NvS @ May 14 2007, 08:58 PM)
^^^ don't the centerlines weigh something like 15lbs. a piece?
15 lbs is light! are you high? There aren't many other 17's out there for the price that are that light.
you can get a set of white for $99 a piece. I always liked the white on red, but that may not be you particular cup-o-tea.
Another light option would be the Rota sub zeros.
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The FN01r-c's are 16lbs, my bad.
Is it worth it to spend the extra $300 to save 3.8 lbs per wheel? (5zigen vs enkei) That's like the equivalent of around 150 lbs sprung weight?
Is it worth it to spend the extra $300 to save 3.8 lbs per wheel? (5zigen vs enkei) That's like the equivalent of around 150 lbs sprung weight?
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