What the best Wheels for a FD?
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What the best Wheels for a FD?
I have heard that volk rims are pretty good beecause they are light. any websites on volk rims and other rims that would look real nice on a FD and for racing would be much appreciated!THANKS!
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Thanks. and yeah my FD is red...and i just want some rims that will look real nice on the red. I also intend on dragging my car also , so i need something not to heavy.
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Originally posted by FastCat17
What about Motegi or 5zigen?
What about Motegi or 5zigen?
5Zigen.. maybe. They're the lowest end of popular Japanese rims.
Motegi is one of those ricer brand knockoffs, along with ADR, Exel, Rota, Nippon, Axis.. basically avoid anything they sell at wheelmax.
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He said motegi didn't he?
red cars look pretty sick with gunmetal wheels or black wheels. Volk has a very nice selection of wheels. What ever you do..do not buy some cheap wheels (motegi) for the Rx-7. I've seen people do it before and it looks like crap. Advan also makes some nice wheels you might want to check out as well as work.
red cars look pretty sick with gunmetal wheels or black wheels. Volk has a very nice selection of wheels. What ever you do..do not buy some cheap wheels (motegi) for the Rx-7. I've seen people do it before and it looks like crap. Advan also makes some nice wheels you might want to check out as well as work.
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Personally I prefer the SSR Integral A2 just because I LOVE the look, and it's not too bad on weight either.
It all depends on what you're doing with the wheel - drag/track/street whatever, as far as "best" wheel for the FD. Also depends on looks (definately a big factor) and how much you want to spend. From here on out it's personal preference
It all depends on what you're doing with the wheel - drag/track/street whatever, as far as "best" wheel for the FD. Also depends on looks (definately a big factor) and how much you want to spend. From here on out it's personal preference
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These are 17X9 and only weigh 17.8lbs each. Racing Sparco NT-Rs, and they come in Bronze, White and Black. I recently picked up a set of the Bronze ones pictured here:
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Originally posted by xstacy7
It all depends on what you're doing with the wheel - drag/track/street whatever
It all depends on what you're doing with the wheel - drag/track/street whatever
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Most mOtegis=Uncle Bens
Formula 5 (if you can find a good size/offset=golden)
http://www.1010tires.com/wheelcleara...la+5+Gun+Metal
oh, wait you cant find a non-rice size. oh well
Formula 5 (if you can find a good size/offset=golden)
http://www.1010tires.com/wheelcleara...la+5+Gun+Metal
oh, wait you cant find a non-rice size. oh well
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Originally posted by neofreak
hahaha, no.
5Zigen.. maybe. They're the lowest end of popular Japanese rims.
Motegi is one of those ricer brand knockoffs, along with ADR, Exel, Rota, Nippon, Axis.. basically avoid anything they sell at wheelmax.
hahaha, no.
5Zigen.. maybe. They're the lowest end of popular Japanese rims.
Motegi is one of those ricer brand knockoffs, along with ADR, Exel, Rota, Nippon, Axis.. basically avoid anything they sell at wheelmax.
http://www.wheelmax.com/Wheels/5zigen/5zigen.html
But the only real 5zigen wheel that's forged (IIRC) and lightweight is the FN-01R. Not the FN-01RC which are cast.
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My 9 x 17, 45-mm SSR Integral A2 weighs 19.2 lbs with centering ring and valve stem installed. With P-Zero 255/40-17 the wheel/tire weighs <42 lbs.
Originally posted by xstacy7
Personally I prefer the SSR Integral A2 just because I LOVE the look, and it's not too bad on weight either.
Personally I prefer the SSR Integral A2 just because I LOVE the look, and it's not too bad on weight either.
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if i could spend $1200 per wheel i would go for the Axis 3 piece Seven wheel. i think it has a very calssy and sporty look.
on a ferrari, i love picking up wheels from them for work!
on a ferrari, i love picking up wheels from them for work!
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hey IBspollin do you have some bigger pics of the gram lights? Im looking at getting some in the future and the more pics the better.Also tire size and rim size would be sweet as well.Thanx.