Wheel Pics on FD Rx7
07-08-02, 10:42 AM
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Hey, not sure if you have found this or not, but here is a killer databse that has some info you might be able to *borrow*
http://www.wheelweights.net/
http://www.wheelweights.net/
07-09-02, 07:12 PM
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NICE!
Damn I couldn't find the wheels I was looking for. I saw some tri-star wheels that looked awesome on an FC, but I don't know the name.
Maybe you should be able to search for wheel style (i.e. 3 spoke, 5 spoke, etc)
Damn I couldn't find the wheels I was looking for. I saw some tri-star wheels that looked awesome on an FC, but I don't know the name.
Maybe you should be able to search for wheel style (i.e. 3 spoke, 5 spoke, etc)
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07-17-02, 07:20 PM
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Thank you very much for the sticky. We greatly appreciate it. We're building our links section so that people will not only be able to have all their wheel questions answered, but get pointed in the right direction for all their other pistonless needs. RX7club.com will most definately be on that list.
07-18-02, 12:36 AM
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Originally posted by maxcooper
Looks nice!
Most people remove the screw at the top of the fender well that holds the fender liner on to avoid rubbing. I've had mine out for quite a while and it doesn't cause any problems.
-Max
Looks nice!
Most people remove the screw at the top of the fender well that holds the fender liner on to avoid rubbing. I've had mine out for quite a while and it doesn't cause any problems.
-Max
07-19-02, 06:11 AM
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Zoom,
So how do you like the Bilstein HDs with the H&R springs? I was thinking of replacing my stock Showa R1 shocks with the HDs, once the stockers wear out....?
Wow your car dropped quite a bit with the H&Rs! My car did not drop down as much as yours on H&R srings? Wheels are SSR Competitions in 8.5/9.5 x 17 with 42-mm offset. Tires are 245/45- and 275/40- 17 Hoosier R3S03s http://www.opentracking.com/emmanuel_lozano,_93_rx7.htm
So how do you like the Bilstein HDs with the H&R springs? I was thinking of replacing my stock Showa R1 shocks with the HDs, once the stockers wear out....?
Wow your car dropped quite a bit with the H&Rs! My car did not drop down as much as yours on H&R srings? Wheels are SSR Competitions in 8.5/9.5 x 17 with 42-mm offset. Tires are 245/45- and 275/40- 17 Hoosier R3S03s http://www.opentracking.com/emmanuel_lozano,_93_rx7.htm
07-20-02, 09:49 AM
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Originally posted by SleepR1
Zoom,
So how do you like the Bilstein HDs with the H&R springs? I was thinking of replacing my stock Showa R1 shocks with the HDs, once the stockers wear out....?
Wow your car dropped quite a bit with the H&Rs! My car did not drop down as much as yours on H&R srings? Wheels are SSR Competitions in 8.5/9.5 x 17 with 42-mm offset. Tires are 245/45- and 275/40- 17 Hoosier R3S03s http://www.opentracking.com/emmanuel_lozano,_93_rx7.htm
Zoom,
So how do you like the Bilstein HDs with the H&R springs? I was thinking of replacing my stock Showa R1 shocks with the HDs, once the stockers wear out....?
Wow your car dropped quite a bit with the H&Rs! My car did not drop down as much as yours on H&R srings? Wheels are SSR Competitions in 8.5/9.5 x 17 with 42-mm offset. Tires are 245/45- and 275/40- 17 Hoosier R3S03s http://www.opentracking.com/emmanuel_lozano,_93_rx7.htm