Konig Rewind Pics.............FINALLY!!!!!!
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Thanks Onlyonthurs, I'm loving yours too!
What's your opinion on the ST springs' performance and comfort? Are you using aftermarket struts & shocks? I'm thinking of dropping maybe an inch or so, but at the same time I'm thinking that the stock setup w/ low miles I have will be pretty fookin tough to put away.
What's your opinion on the ST springs' performance and comfort? Are you using aftermarket struts & shocks? I'm thinking of dropping maybe an inch or so, but at the same time I'm thinking that the stock setup w/ low miles I have will be pretty fookin tough to put away.
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I love these springs...thay are stiffer than stock but wont break your back lol. You can defiently daily drive them. Im using Tokico HP (blues) for struts and shocks. I love those things! next up are my bushings!!!
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see i have the RB springs and tokico blue struts as well and mine doesn't look that low in the rear, i have ST sway bars and love those things to death.
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In response to a PM I received, here is some pics of the clearance between the strut assy and the new wheels. Again these are Konig Rewind 15x7 (4x110mm) with 20mm offset.
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yeah ...... i mean im still happy but i may try to paint mine later or get the graphite they'd look good with my flat black and soon to be gloss black.....i got like 3rd set they sold so i guess i jumped the gun...
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Originally Posted by Onlyonthurs
AWESOME!! they look damn good on a red FB!! nice mang!
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Great look on the rewinds.Doing springs-struts-shocks-bushings-idler arm-pitman arm now on an '84 GSL. Will lower suspension 1". I may be lookin' to do tires and rims next. Like the rims . Would like to see a tread pattern on you shoes. I think those rims could look great with my Tornado Silver color.
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Originally Posted by Junia
Are those 4x110 or did you do the SE suspension swap? If those are 4x110 I'm gonna be on them like fly on ****.
or....
all over them like a fat kid on cake.
anyway, those are really nice rims...
might just pick em up for my seven!
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I don't believe they will fit the SE, the bolt patterns & offset are different if I'm not mistaken. Yep, a quick search just told me: These are 4x110mm with 20mm offset and the SE's (stock) are 4 x 4.5" (4x114.3mm)and offset on a 14x5.5 SE wheel is 40mm.
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first got to say i like the rims. but i just dont wanna be like everyone else that has them. has anyone ever tried buying a none drilled rim (no bolt pattern just blanks) and having then milled and drilled for the 4/110 bolt pattern 20+ offsett. i had a set done for my other car when i saw a pair of rims i just had to have. also what about adaptors for the 4/100 pattern. its just with the 4/100 pattern the rims would be so much cheaper and also many more choices. once again i like ur rims but just kinda wanna be different