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Old 07-26-2002, 04:30 PM
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Like I said old school wheels.. but for 200 bucks with no curb damage and decent tires I will take them!



A lot better than 195/75/14's



Which would you take?

215/60/15

or 195/75/14

????





Besides looks a lot better in person. The car has some dark pin style graphics on it that help the wheels out. gives the car a nice clean old school look. Gotten a fair amount of compliments on them. But I love the polished lips setup. Also yes Import wheels tend to be a bit more extreme than domestic ones. Well at least the rwd domestics...



But I think those gunmetal wheels in a 17 or 18 would look pretty damn good!



here is another shot of the wheel on the car....
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Those Enkei's are clean as hell, i'd run those.
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Old 07-26-2002, 07:29 PM
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Originally Posted by bigtime1148' date='Jul 26 2002, 02:19 PM
[quote name='Twin89Stangs' date='Jul 26 2002, 12:59 PM']Dark spokes and polished lips always look good!



here is a pic of my old school 15's on my 2.3 Mustang
lol that looks horrible =/ but american wheels and import wheels are totally different styles i guess[/quote]

Those rims are as old as you Bigtime, keep in mind that there was about 2% of the choices of rims available these days as there was back then ( in the mid 80's), NO ONE HAD 16, or 17" rims, if you had 16's they were exotic and found only on a set of $3500+ rims, or the worlds most exotic cars. BY the way, those RS5s are $125 a piece from Whalen Tire, I was thinking of putting those on my other car when I paint it in the next few weeks after I finish the body work , insurance is paying me $660 a rim for my OEM wheels times that by the 2 that got damaged, and I got enough for a whole new set of rims AND tires! Almost a good thing my car getting hit, the total damage was adjusted, then it will get supplimented Monday, so the total amount will be about $6500.
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I was planning on getting them from Whalen...it's about $930 shipped for rims with tires mounted and balanced and new lug nuts.
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Originally Posted by Rob x-7' date='Jul 26 2002, 08:29 PM
[quote name='bigtime1148' date='Jul 26 2002, 02:19 PM'][quote name='Twin89Stangs' date='Jul 26 2002, 12:59 PM']Dark spokes and polished lips always look good!



here is a pic of my old school 15's on my 2.3 Mustang
lol that looks horrible =/ but american wheels and import wheels are totally different styles i guess[/quote]

Those rims are as old as you Bigtime, keep in mind that there was about 2% of the choices of rims available these days as there was back then ( in the mid 80's), NO ONE HAD 16, or 17" rims, if you had 16's they were exotic and found only on a set of $3500+ rims, or the worlds most exotic cars. BY the way, those RS5s are $125 a piece from Whalen Tire, I was thinking of putting those on my other car when I paint it in the next few weeks after I finish the body work , insurance is paying me $660 a rim for my OEM wheels times that by the 2 that got damaged, and I got enough for a whole new set of rims AND tires! Almost a good thing my car getting hit, the total damage was adjusted, then it will get supplimented Monday, so the total amount will be about $6500.[/quote]

damage on the lexus right ?
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Originally Posted by vosko' date='Aug 7 2002, 03:36 PM
[quote name='Rob x-7' date='Jul 26 2002, 08:29 PM'][quote name='bigtime1148' date='Jul 26 2002, 02:19 PM'][quote name='Twin89Stangs' date='Jul 26 2002, 12:59 PM']Dark spokes and polished lips always look good!



here is a pic of my old school 15's on my 2.3 Mustang
lol that looks horrible =/ but american wheels and import wheels are totally different styles i guess[/quote]

Those rims are as old as you Bigtime, keep in mind that there was about 2% of the choices of rims available these days as there was back then ( in the mid 80's), NO ONE HAD 16, or 17" rims, if you had 16's they were exotic and found only on a set of $3500+ rims, or the worlds most exotic cars. BY the way, those RS5s are $125 a piece from Whalen Tire, I was thinking of putting those on my other car when I paint it in the next few weeks after I finish the body work , insurance is paying me $660 a rim for my OEM wheels times that by the 2 that got damaged, and I got enough for a whole new set of rims AND tires! Almost a good thing my car getting hit, the total damage was adjusted, then it will get supplimented Monday, so the total amount will be about $6500.[/quote]

damage on the lexus right ?[/quote]

Yeah.
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