I am starting to look into buying some 17's for my black s5 t2 and was wondering if all you guys out there that have 17's could post some pics so i can get a feel for what will look good on my car. thanks.
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Not my pics, but Im selling a set of rims identical to these. Click the link in my sig for details.
http://www.imagestation.com/picture/...b/f93ae149.jpg http://www.imagestation.com/picture/...e/f93ae14c.jpg |
There are some pics of my rims in my garage.
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volk racing (made by rays engineering) te37s. This rim weighs like 8lbs. Awesome. also hella expensive, but you can get any size, offset, or bolt pattern.
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Originally Posted by mazdadrifter' date='Jun 7 2004, 06:37 AM
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eww konig haha i hate their damn rims. i like the volk gt-u in that goldish/bronze color
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r32 gt-r rims are win!
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2nd
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From the man himself, jerkracer.
Yes, they are R32 rims. But they look almost the same as some other R32 rims. Mine were GT-R rims. The other kind come on the lower GTS-t model. Those are 16x6.5JJ. These are popular because they are dirt cheap, look good, and fit easily. the GT-R rims are a bit different. The GT-R rims are 16x8JJ with a +30 offset. They fit perfectly in the back. In the front it's a different story. When I first fitted them they stuck out a bit. This was with a fully stock suspension. There was a bit of rubbing with 225/50's. So I rolled the fenders. This helped a bit. Then I got some Suspension Techniques sway bars. They helped a lot. I was going to get them anyway. I also dialed in as much free camber as I could with the stock strut mounts. This again helped a bit. Once I got the camber plates (part of the JIC FLT-A2's) this is what made it perfect. The front camber maxxed out at -1.9 degrees and this was just enough. Well, one side did about -2.0 but I wanted them equalled out. It doesn't sound like much but it is. So everything I did helped make this setup work out in the end. They're a good size and tires for them are pretty cheap. I've never been into riding on rubberbands so with 225/50's they handle great and still have enough sidewall to soak up any road hazards. |
Mille Miglia Spyder 17x7
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more rim less tire = win
I like a rim that looks cool when in motion too. And with a 18 thin 5 star it definatley grabs peoples attention. I used to like bronze and black rims, but dark colors show no definition and only look good parked in the sunlight. Where as your traditional lighter color rims stick out at any time. |
Originally Posted by mazdadrifter' date='Jun 7 2004, 06:37 AM
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you can also browse the garage section of the forum
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volks=less weight=less drag...
Even my gt3 cars wear them |
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