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Originally posted by grandmarkie
I'm guessing a little over 3" I have skunk2 coilovers, the fronts are lowered all the way, and the rears are about 3/4
Thanks again for the compliments
I'm guessing a little over 3" I have skunk2 coilovers, the fronts are lowered all the way, and the rears are about 3/4
Thanks again for the compliments
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Originally posted by decibel_dj
i was thinking of swapping to those. how are they? what shocks/struts are u using? eva tried the GC ones?
i was thinking of swapping to those. how are they? what shocks/struts are u using? eva tried the GC ones?
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No idea yet, but offers are welcome...
Paid 2200 shipped
Used 6 months (summers only)
~75% tread left
Very minor nicks on 2 of the wheels
Shoot me an e-mail if you're interested: grandmarkie@yahoo.com
Paid 2200 shipped
Used 6 months (summers only)
~75% tread left
Very minor nicks on 2 of the wheels
Shoot me an e-mail if you're interested: grandmarkie@yahoo.com
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hey man i have a couple questions for you about those rims. I have recently decided to get new rims, because i bent my Racing Hart z5000's for the 5th time a few weeks ago....and i narrowed my choices down to 2, one of them being the Ne-O's. Couple questions...
1. How strong are they? have u had any bends or problems with them?
2. A 19' wheel obviously means less tire, have you had any tire problems at all?
Any help and/or suggestions would be appreciated greatly. Thanks in advance
-Adam
1. How strong are they? have u had any bends or problems with them?
2. A 19' wheel obviously means less tire, have you had any tire problems at all?
Any help and/or suggestions would be appreciated greatly. Thanks in advance
-Adam
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These 19's have been very strong. I owned 18" MAS Italy rims and those were much easier to bend. Seeing that I live in Boston, I am prone to potholes everywhere and beingunable to avoid them all the time, I do hit some nasty ones. They have held up incredibly, i've got away with a very very minor bend, if that. Sometimes I hit potholes so big that I stop to look if my wheel isnt falling off.
I don't know what you mean by tire problems, but my toyo proxies have held their own. There is no rubbing being dropped about 3 inches.
These wheels are top notch from other wheels i've owned (mille miglia and MAS) and would recommend them. Some say that 19's are not daily drivers, but for me that's all I do and they've been great.
I don't know what you mean by tire problems, but my toyo proxies have held their own. There is no rubbing being dropped about 3 inches.
These wheels are top notch from other wheels i've owned (mille miglia and MAS) and would recommend them. Some say that 19's are not daily drivers, but for me that's all I do and they've been great.