Buddy Club Wheels?
03-08-04, 01:22 PM
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Buddy Club Wheels?
Hello everyone, I was giving my wheel selection a thought and stumbled upon buddy club. Anyone have experience with these wheels? They seem light, I like the look and Im wondering if the fitment would be ok. I was 17x10 in the rear and 17x8.5 in the front. Here is the website:
http://www.aj-racing.com/BC-wheels.html
They are reasonably priced and I like they're look alot better then other wheels Ive seen around on FD's. As for tires, Im still undececided, I was think of The Falken Azenis or the Nitto 555RII since I might be having some fun in the local drift events coming up soon. Give me your opinions, any help is appreciated. Thanks wheel gurus.
http://www.aj-racing.com/BC-wheels.html
They are reasonably priced and I like they're look alot better then other wheels Ive seen around on FD's. As for tires, Im still undececided, I was think of The Falken Azenis or the Nitto 555RII since I might be having some fun in the local drift events coming up soon. Give me your opinions, any help is appreciated. Thanks wheel gurus.
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They have a huge following in the Civic crowd due to the extreme lightweight. I had a set at one point for only like a month. I have never heard anything bad about them and totally forgot about the company until you posted this.
Their 17x9 rim is only 14 1/2 pounds
Will the 17x9 with 45mm offset work on stock FD?
Their 17x9 rim is only 14 1/2 pounds
Will the 17x9 with 45mm offset work on stock FD?
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Damn, I don't like those now 
The lip looked bigger on the website. Maybe it's the black center with polished lip makes it look like that. I want to see a pic of the all polished ones. Also, that color combo makes them look like 16's.
Maybe I'll look into the 18's
The weight on the 18's are still close to stock FD rim weight. They make a 18x9 with 45 as well.
The lip looked bigger on the website. Maybe it's the black center with polished lip makes it look like that. I want to see a pic of the all polished ones. Also, that color combo makes them look like 16's.
Maybe I'll look into the 18's
The weight on the 18's are still close to stock FD rim weight. They make a 18x9 with 45 as well.
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Originally posted by MazdaRx7Racer4Life
hmm..........Im kind of stuck on 17x10, what is the offset that they'd have to be to fit an fd?
hmm..........Im kind of stuck on 17x10, what is the offset that they'd have to be to fit an fd?
Front: +50 with aftermarket coil-overs, rolling fenders would be a good idea
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