FOR SALE: BRAND NEW TOYOS and some not so new wheels
06-26-08, 10:19 AM
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FOR SALE: BRAND NEW TOYOS and some not so new wheels
Hi,
Left over from a freind's ITS to EP conversion, email for pics of the wheels.
15x7 American Racing $150/set (one wheel has a slight bend to it but he said he never noticed it) I'll throw in some well used RA-1s that would be good for a practice set, spare, or test day.
BRAND NEW TOYO RA1s- SHAVED to 6/64ths 225x50x15. 1 set, might have more. $125 each (New they are like $165 after shaving)
Thanks!
Feel free to email me at haze_in_paint@hotmail.com
`Reid
Left over from a freind's ITS to EP conversion, email for pics of the wheels.
15x7 American Racing $150/set (one wheel has a slight bend to it but he said he never noticed it) I'll throw in some well used RA-1s that would be good for a practice set, spare, or test day.
BRAND NEW TOYO RA1s- SHAVED to 6/64ths 225x50x15. 1 set, might have more. $125 each (New they are like $165 after shaving)
Thanks!
Feel free to email me at haze_in_paint@hotmail.com
`Reid
06-29-08, 10:31 AM
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Yeah, same guy.
I do not know if the wheels are available or not, he did not include them in the list of parts he wants to sell. I suspect he might be using them as a practice set. I will ask however.
Here is a pic of the wheels. One has a slight bend in it, like I said. I know he ran then routinly so it can't be noticable. He saw it on the balancer I would assume.
As for a pic, send me your email. The pic he sent me is to big to load on the site, sorry.
I do not know if the wheels are available or not, he did not include them in the list of parts he wants to sell. I suspect he might be using them as a practice set. I will ask however.
Here is a pic of the wheels. One has a slight bend in it, like I said. I know he ran then routinly so it can't be noticable. He saw it on the balancer I would assume.
As for a pic, send me your email. The pic he sent me is to big to load on the site, sorry.
06-30-08, 10:47 AM
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Yes, there is also a set of Team Dynamics wheels for sale. He did not give me a price but he says they are less than a year old and in great shape.
Shoot me an email address for pictures.
~Reid
Shoot me an email address for pictures.
~Reid
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Shameless bump....
My experience has been that once properly cycled and shaved, Toyos will remain steady long after hoosiers have dropped off. I have run both, after about 7 heat cycles the hoosiers are dead, whereas with the Toyos, I have ran some until they ran out of rubber, by my marks, 17 heat cycles, and they had only dropped off .6 on average as compared to new.
Great bang for the buck. They are every bit as fast as Hoosiers for all practical purposes.
My experience has been that once properly cycled and shaved, Toyos will remain steady long after hoosiers have dropped off. I have run both, after about 7 heat cycles the hoosiers are dead, whereas with the Toyos, I have ran some until they ran out of rubber, by my marks, 17 heat cycles, and they had only dropped off .6 on average as compared to new.
Great bang for the buck. They are every bit as fast as Hoosiers for all practical purposes.
