July 2010 disscussion thread *<]:o)~~~~
Someone buy my nuts....
Mine are black though.
Kics is proud to announce the release of an all new racing lug nut. It’s called LEGGDURA RACING. Derived from the Italian word “leggero” for light and “duralumin” for its material composition, the LEGGDURA RACING lug nuts are made in Japan from forged A7075-T6 Aluminum alloy. Weighing a mere 22 grams per lug nut, the 20 piece set (16+4 locks) is less than ¼ pound per wheel corner compared to stock weight of ½ pound per corner. That’s a 50% total weight savings which can help increase the performance aspects of braking, cornering, and acceleration.
Mine are black though.
Kics is proud to announce the release of an all new racing lug nut. It’s called LEGGDURA RACING. Derived from the Italian word “leggero” for light and “duralumin” for its material composition, the LEGGDURA RACING lug nuts are made in Japan from forged A7075-T6 Aluminum alloy. Weighing a mere 22 grams per lug nut, the 20 piece set (16+4 locks) is less than ¼ pound per wheel corner compared to stock weight of ½ pound per corner. That’s a 50% total weight savings which can help increase the performance aspects of braking, cornering, and acceleration.
yea the handling was awesome dont get me wrong !! i do like the springs and they dont bother me at all .. but since i have a new born and i have the family car .. its to hard on my daughter .. later down the road i will buy some nice coils again :-)
like i said bro, get a set of coils with progressive springs - it'll be a lot smoother ride. i know kw and jic are progressive. not sure which of the budget coils come with progressive.
well i think for now im going to go with tein basic my buddy hs them on his sedan and i love the ride .. yea i no you cant adjust them .. only lower and lift them .. and thats fine for me right now with a new born ... later down the road i would prob go with these but since i have the family car i need something soft .. i know orl-g has a new set of tein coils he just put on his car and im willing to do a even trade for them my lost his gain ... if anyone has his number text him and have him call me asap so we can get this started
well i think for now im going to go with tein basic my buddy hs them on his sedan and i love the ride .. yea i no you cant adjust them .. only lower and lift them .. and thats fine for me right now with a new born ... later down the road i would prob go with these but since i have the family car i need something soft .. i know orl-g has a new set of tein coils he just put on his car and im willing to do a even trade for them my lost his gain ... if anyone has his number text him and have him call me asap so we can get this started
hopefully its gonna happen tues...thnx chris
yea stormtroopa has them on his sedan and his ride is more comfortable and smoother ... i think my daughter will like them more and the ol lady lol ... :-) .. when my girl gets another car soon i will buy some other coils ... i didnt mind to stiff coils that much yea its rough ride but i could have gotten use to it ...
orl-g gain my lose but will both be very happy ... and plus he will get his 1st i trader point lol
orl-g gain my lose but will both be very happy ... and plus he will get his 1st i trader point lol
Someone buy my nuts....
Mine are black though.
Kics is proud to announce the release of an all new racing lug nut. It’s called LEGGDURA RACING. Derived from the Italian word “leggero” for light and “duralumin” for its material composition, the LEGGDURA RACING lug nuts are made in Japan from forged A7075-T6 Aluminum alloy. Weighing a mere 22 grams per lug nut, the 20 piece set (16+4 locks) is less than ¼ pound per wheel corner compared to stock weight of ½ pound per corner. That’s a 50% total weight savings which can help increase the performance aspects of braking, cornering, and acceleration.
Mine are black though.
Kics is proud to announce the release of an all new racing lug nut. It’s called LEGGDURA RACING. Derived from the Italian word “leggero” for light and “duralumin” for its material composition, the LEGGDURA RACING lug nuts are made in Japan from forged A7075-T6 Aluminum alloy. Weighing a mere 22 grams per lug nut, the 20 piece set (16+4 locks) is less than ¼ pound per wheel corner compared to stock weight of ½ pound per corner. That’s a 50% total weight savings which can help increase the performance aspects of braking, cornering, and acceleration.
whats your price?
