Brother's new 57PRO wheels
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Looks like a bit too much front wheel for the car are they 18" 's? .. furthers my determination to get 17"s up front & 18"s in the rear.
btw, IMHConservativeO gold & silver don't work - Ever.
btw, IMHConservativeO gold & silver don't work - Ever.
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Looks nice...very clean and simple design. They make you focus on the cars simple and clean lines. Nicely done. I agree with the above comment about color schemes, but gold and silver can be done together.
Yup, I think the simple 5 spoke is one of the nicest on our cars... I think the perfect wheel would be the SSR integral IF it were available in wider than 9" sizes and were maybe a pound or two lighter.
Oh yeah, and painted carbon-silver like BMW M wheels.
Oh yeah, and painted carbon-silver like BMW M wheels.
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Originally posted by ptrhahn
Yup, I think the simple 5 spoke is one of the nicest on our cars... I think the perfect wheel would be the SSR integral IF it were available in wider than 9" sizes and were maybe a pound or two lighter.
Oh yeah, and painted carbon-silver like BMW M wheels.
Yup, I think the simple 5 spoke is one of the nicest on our cars... I think the perfect wheel would be the SSR integral IF it were available in wider than 9" sizes and were maybe a pound or two lighter.
Oh yeah, and painted carbon-silver like BMW M wheels.
Last edited by SleepR1; Jan 30, 2003 at 10:42 AM.
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I run 275 rears, and wouldn't really want to go smaller. 9.5 or even 10" would really be better for that size. I'd run 275/35/ if i had 18" as well. The 1/2 to 1" would really help.
I run 275 rears, and wouldn't really want to go smaller. 9.5 or even 10" would really be better for that size. I'd run 275/35/ if i had 18" as well. The 1/2 to 1" would really help.
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Originally posted by SleepR1
Not knocking the Gram Light 57 Pros, but they're just simple 5-spoke wheels? What's the attraction? Perhaps it's the deep dish rim lip? I dunno...
Not knocking the Gram Light 57 Pros, but they're just simple 5-spoke wheels? What's the attraction? Perhaps it's the deep dish rim lip? I dunno...
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Originally posted by TYSON
I think you can choose your offset. Anywhere between +52 to -6 in a 10" wide wheel. That'll be handy. Plus I think they're nearly as light as the TE37. and cheaper.
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I think you can choose your offset. Anywhere between +52 to -6 in a 10" wide wheel. That'll be handy. Plus I think they're nearly as light as the TE37. and cheaper.
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http://www.rayswheels.co.jp/cgi-bin/...odelName=57PRO
The ideal widths are 9s in either 17 or 18 diameters. Only available offset is 40-mm that will fit our bolt-pattern of 5 on 114.3.
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Originally posted by TYSON
What does this bit about '18" Free Offset' at the bottom mean then
Gram Light Pro Fitment (English)
What does this bit about '18" Free Offset' at the bottom mean then
Gram Light Pro Fitment (English)
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