5zigen FN01-RCs on an FD?
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The real hotness!!!!!
245 40 F
235 45 r......I'm looking to add a 265 rear after the first few events. The 235 45 is too tall for the front so i had to put it out back for now, but it actually looks pretty good.
245 40 F
235 45 r......I'm looking to add a 265 rear after the first few events. The 235 45 is too tall for the front so i had to put it out back for now, but it actually looks pretty good.
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rear got a little roll with the bat and heat gun and the fronts are untouched, but I did have to raise it up about and inch. I have not worked on the front fenders, but that is the size i want to run. The 245 40 will fir just fine depending on your ride height. I have stance coilovers and the drop on these coils is rediculous.
More angles as requested by apexfd
I have not driven the car hard at all, so ride height and any final adjustments to the fenders have not been performed. I want to have this 7 on the groound when everything is set and done.
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ballin....have u driven the car? how do u define fit? judging from pics it looks like that front fitment isnt gonna work without a roll. getting in the car and turning lock to lock isnt a sufficient test
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looks drivable. and i drove mine, lower than that, and it was fine. so i believe him. but i would roll the fronts. you can get away without a rolled rear if its not too low, but wheres the fun in that?
but stay away from the 45s, even on the rear. unless its a 225 where you dont really have a choice.
those things look too awesome
but stay away from the 45s, even on the rear. unless its a 225 where you dont really have a choice.
those things look too awesome
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Does anybody know if this is the factory black finish on the FC01R-C's??
Compared to this:
http://www.5zigenusa.com/english/pro...fn01rchot.html
Also, can somebody post pics of +35 all the way around showing how flush with the fenders they are! Pleassssse!
Thanks,
=Ben
Compared to this:
http://www.5zigenusa.com/english/pro...fn01rchot.html
Also, can somebody post pics of +35 all the way around showing how flush with the fenders they are! Pleassssse!
Thanks,
=Ben
Last edited by apexFD; 02-27-08 at 09:20 PM.
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Anyone see that they are discountinuing the original FN01-rc's?
http://www.5zigenusa.com/english/pro...en/fn01rc.html
http://www.5zigenusa.com/english/pro...en/fn01rc.html
Discontinued after inventory is cleared, please go to ProRacer FN01R-C Hot Version>
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Yeah, they are changing the design slightly. The only difference I can see is FN01RC engraved in the spoke.
I'll be ordering my set soon...
17X9 +43 and 17X10 +40(+35 machined down 5mm)
Still debating betwen hyper black and bronze.
I'll be ordering my set soon...
17X9 +43 and 17X10 +40(+35 machined down 5mm)
Still debating betwen hyper black and bronze.
#243
Since I would love a set of these in 18x9.5
What offset is best for this...either +12 or +35
What would be my best tire size that will fit with no problems? my front and rear fenders are already rolled, and I have coilover suspension.
What offset is best for this...either +12 or +35
What would be my best tire size that will fit with no problems? my front and rear fenders are already rolled, and I have coilover suspension.
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+35 would def fit better especially up front. You could prob get away with +12 if you stretched your tires though. If you run the correct 265 on the +35 you would need a little more then a 1/4" roll in the front, and would barely need on in the back. If you run the +12 with a 265 you would need about 1 3/4" in the front and 3/4" in the back which is just not doable, so you would have to run a stretched tire.
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barf barf, please dont hack up my car with those ugly black wheels! thats an old pic though. it looks more like this now. just a few little improvements, but the main one is i leveled off the ride height.