Rims?
I just got back from Vegas, on my way out there it was kind of late and I was kind of tired. I suddenly noticed that my car was being kind of jerky and that everything was going by really fast. I looked down and relized I was going 145. I slowed down.....Damn that was fun. Anyway I'm looking in to some rims, I was checking out Tenzo, they have some nice stuff. Looking for something that's gun metal color & lightweight. Looking at a maybe a 17". I definetly want a rim with a little more width to it to give me a little more traction & stability. I'm going to do some suspension upgrades after I get the rims. Still not sure though. Actualy I know jack squat about rims. All I know is, I saw a set of Tenzo's that were really nice. What would you guys suggest? O, I have a 1999 LS Teg, just to make sure they fit.
$1500 can be a real nice set of 17's and okay tires, or better yet, a real nice set of 16's and a real nice set of tires also. I'd recommend brands like SSR, Volk/Rays, or Racing Hart. I'd recommend staying away from brands that make copies and replicas, even though Rota has a great a track record of making strong ass rims.
Keep in mind that any time you get rim/tire combos that are bigger than stock that they will affect your gearing (bigger tire/rim = longer gear ratios, longer gear = loss in acceleration). As far as stability goes, a 17x7 rim will be just as stable as any 15 or 16 inch rim that has a 7 inch width.
Keep in mind that any time you get rim/tire combos that are bigger than stock that they will affect your gearing (bigger tire/rim = longer gear ratios, longer gear = loss in acceleration). As far as stability goes, a 17x7 rim will be just as stable as any 15 or 16 inch rim that has a 7 inch width.
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Originally posted by Spec R
$1500 can be a real nice set of 17's and okay tires, or better yet, a real nice set of 16's and a real nice set of tires also. I'd recommend brands like SSR, Volk/Rays, or Racing Hart. I'd recommend staying away from brands that make copies and replicas, even though Rota has a great a track record of making strong ass rims.
Keep in mind that any time you get rim/tire combos that are bigger than stock that they will affect your gearing (bigger tire/rim = longer gear ratios, longer gear = loss in acceleration). As far as stability goes, a 17x7 rim will be just as stable as any 15 or 16 inch rim that has a 7 inch width.
$1500 can be a real nice set of 17's and okay tires, or better yet, a real nice set of 16's and a real nice set of tires also. I'd recommend brands like SSR, Volk/Rays, or Racing Hart. I'd recommend staying away from brands that make copies and replicas, even though Rota has a great a track record of making strong ass rims.
Keep in mind that any time you get rim/tire combos that are bigger than stock that they will affect your gearing (bigger tire/rim = longer gear ratios, longer gear = loss in acceleration). As far as stability goes, a 17x7 rim will be just as stable as any 15 or 16 inch rim that has a 7 inch width.


