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Itasha Coupe

The 19's are a good choice. Decent size in diameter and great widths. Offsets a bit weak for a coupe, so I would recommend you run at LEAST a 10mm spacer in order to be flush, so it would put you at +12 all around.
I would agree with Calvin on this and don't put the BBS center caps on them. Nothing wrong with replica wheels, if that is within your budget. I know some people frown upon it, but lets face it, at the end of the day its your car and what you wanna do with it is up to you.
I personally would not choose any replica wheels, because I want the legit wheels. In my opinion, a great set of wheels can make your car really stand out, especially if you have a clean set up. A crappy set of wheels can make your car look like ****, even with good exterior upkeep and a clean looking body kit.
So, if you're set on getting a set of cheaper wheels because of your budget, then get the 19's. If not, then open up your budget another 1k and save up some money and get a set of some legit wheels.
You'd be a lot happier if you did and you'd definitely be the "Belle of the Ball."
I would agree with Calvin on this and don't put the BBS center caps on them. Nothing wrong with replica wheels, if that is within your budget. I know some people frown upon it, but lets face it, at the end of the day its your car and what you wanna do with it is up to you.
I personally would not choose any replica wheels, because I want the legit wheels. In my opinion, a great set of wheels can make your car really stand out, especially if you have a clean set up. A crappy set of wheels can make your car look like ****, even with good exterior upkeep and a clean looking body kit.
So, if you're set on getting a set of cheaper wheels because of your budget, then get the 19's. If not, then open up your budget another 1k and save up some money and get a set of some legit wheels.
You'd be a lot happier if you did and you'd definitely be the "Belle of the Ball."
I can't afford Work Meister S1's either, but I'm not about to buy a replica and put Work stickers on them.
There's nothing wrong with replicas or entry-level brands given everybody has a budget. But there's a difference between being a budget-minded modder and being a poser.
There's nothing wrong with replicas or entry-level brands given everybody has a budget. But there's a difference between being a budget-minded modder and being a poser.
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From: Houston
Itasha Coupe

Your wheels will be somewhat tucked with that offset. If you wanna be somewhat flush, you need to be in the low teens.
So in order to not look so tucked, you'd need to run some spacers. Nothing wrong with that in order to achieve the look you want.
Don't take their information so harshly, we all just wanna make sure you're getting the look you want and that you don't regret what you bought later down the road.
So in order to not look so tucked, you'd need to run some spacers. Nothing wrong with that in order to achieve the look you want.
Don't take their information so harshly, we all just wanna make sure you're getting the look you want and that you don't regret what you bought later down the road.
I can't afford Work Meister S1's either, but I'm not about to buy a replica and put Work stickers on them.
There's nothing wrong with replicas or entry-level brands given everybody has a budget. But there's a difference between being a budget-minded modder and being a poser.
There's nothing wrong with replicas or entry-level brands given everybody has a budget. But there's a difference between being a budget-minded modder and being a poser.
for real i wont.
Your wheels will be somewhat tucked with that offset. If you wanna be somewhat flush, you need to be in the low teens.
So in order to not look so tucked, you'd need to run some spacers. Nothing wrong with that in order to achieve the look you want.
Don't take their information so harshly, we all just wanna make sure you're getting the look you want and that you don't regret what you bought later down the road.
So in order to not look so tucked, you'd need to run some spacers. Nothing wrong with that in order to achieve the look you want.
Don't take their information so harshly, we all just wanna make sure you're getting the look you want and that you don't regret what you bought later down the road.
You can also use a wheel offset calculator like this one:
http://marksink.com/tire_wheel_offset/offset.html
To calculate how wheels would compare to one another with different widths.
[QUOTE=OGKushRob;5268670]That's fine. I have a nothing against replica wheels, per se. But when you try to pull them off as something they're not...
Good choice.
Good choice.
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From: Houston
Itasha Coupe

Probably because the widths aren't at least 9" in the front and 10" in the back.
Because they are too blatant of a rip off of LMs.
The Raderwerks are original at least.
They could be wider but they'll look fine with an 9.5 in the rear. I have 8.5 in the rear of my Z (track wheels) and the stance still looks pretty good (given the offsets are +5) Do I want wider on the Z, definitely, But do I love my painted OEM 18lb Rays, hellz yes.
You'll always want more and more, I want wider in the back of my sedan but the rear stance is 100% fine without the extra .5"
The Raderwerks are original at least.
They could be wider but they'll look fine with an 9.5 in the rear. I have 8.5 in the rear of my Z (track wheels) and the stance still looks pretty good (given the offsets are +5) Do I want wider on the Z, definitely, But do I love my painted OEM 18lb Rays, hellz yes.
You'll always want more and more, I want wider in the back of my sedan but the rear stance is 100% fine without the extra .5"
yeah but im leaning towards the chikaras now. i wanna get the raderwerks but i poop on that offset i dont wanna have to use spacers and i want an aggressive style. i kinda wanna save up for some work vs-xx's but meh too much. im thinking chikaras then i can prob have them custom painted at a later date. after winter
Joined: Feb 2010
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From: Houston
Itasha Coupe

If you want the WORK VS-XX... then save up for them. It will be worth it in the end and you won't regret the decision.
I waited 4 months for my wheels and even when I got discouraged at times because everyone had wheels but mean, it was completely worth it in the end when I finally got them.
I'm glad I went out of the 2k budget I had got the wheels that I wanted, the legit wheels that I wanted and not a replica. I don't regret the decision one bit.
I waited 4 months for my wheels and even when I got discouraged at times because everyone had wheels but mean, it was completely worth it in the end when I finally got them.
I'm glad I went out of the 2k budget I had got the wheels that I wanted, the legit wheels that I wanted and not a replica. I don't regret the decision one bit.
If you want the WORK VS-XX... then save up for them. It will be worth it in the end and you won't regret the decision.
I waited 4 months for my wheels and even when I got discouraged at times because everyone had wheels but mean, it was completely worth it in the end when I finally got them.
I'm glad I went out of the 2k budget I had got the wheels that I wanted, the legit wheels that I wanted and not a replica. I don't regret the decision one bit.
I waited 4 months for my wheels and even when I got discouraged at times because everyone had wheels but mean, it was completely worth it in the end when I finally got them.
I'm glad I went out of the 2k budget I had got the wheels that I wanted, the legit wheels that I wanted and not a replica. I don't regret the decision one bit.










