New Rims and tires...
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New Rims and tires...
Today I went and picked up my new (to me) rims and tires. Got a hell of a deal on them too. I dropped 250 bucks on em. The Tires are brand new and the rims are in decent condition. I am thinking about sanding the flat surface of the "star" to see if I can get rid of the few scratches. I want to try and get some level of a polishing on them, then new clear coat. Here are some pics.
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What is wrong with '80s style rims on an '80s car. It only makes sense. I think they will look alot better than the mismatched stockers I have on the car, and not to mention that they are alot lighter than the stock rims.
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These Fittipaldis are similar, except they appear to have a little less offset. Although the style seems plain looking, I think it compliments the car well. Plus, the wheels are light, and very easy to clean.
These Fittipaldis are similar, except they appear to have a little less offset. Although the style seems plain looking, I think it compliments the car well. Plus, the wheels are light, and very easy to clean.
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Alright, what is up with everyone baggin on the old look. Personally I don't like the new "bling" lookin rims. I like to kick it ol' school. As buttsjim said they are easy to clean and they do look good on the FC. Oh yeah, and I didn't drop a shitload of money I don't have on a set of snazzy rims that i am just gonna end up hating to clean. whatever, keep baggin on me, I don't care, I like em, and that is all that matters.
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Thanks guys. I am taking it out tonight for the first time on the rims, and hopefully they ride alright. Also gotta love the fact that they are like 10 pounds lighter than the original T2 rims. The only thing I don't like about the setup is the rear tires are a little narrow. I have 205/55r16s all the way around, and I hope they can maintain traction with my heavy right foot.
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Originally Posted by Rotary_Rocket_87
What is wrong with '80s style rims on an '80s car. It only makes sense. I think they will look alot better than the mismatched stockers I have on the car, and not to mention that they are alot lighter than the stock rims.
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sorry vipers, i read the post too quick and kinda overlooked the compliment. and thanks to anyone else that likes the rims. to all the over opinionated people that have to tell others what is cool, **** off. the best thing about owning a car is making it your own, not following the crowd. I own a Mazda, not a Honda, and If I wanted a car to look all tuner like I would buy a honda.
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Nope, that is a dent. I don't know how it happened, as I have known this car for 10 years and it was always like that. I think the first owner took a corner too tight and dragged the rocker off a curb.
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