Woooo RIMS at last!!!! 20's >:)
Your gonna lose way more money selling them than rolling the fenders. There's no sense in selling them unless you spent cash you shouldn't have. Rolling fenders should be somewhere around the $150.00 mark I believe.
By the way they look really nice on your car. A nice drop would seal the deal.
-Vin
By the way they look really nice on your car. A nice drop would seal the deal.
-Vin
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From: BORING Utah
woooooooo just called the the place I got my rims from. They are ordering me rims with the correct offset and I am giving these back. Back to stock rims for a little
In the mean time I will get the fenders rolled if I can find a damn shop around here that I trust
In the mean time I will get the fenders rolled if I can find a damn shop around here that I trust
Originally Posted by digital1986
woooooooo just called the the place I got my rims from. They are ordering me rims with the correct offset and I am giving these back. Back to stock rims for a little
In the mean time I will get the fenders rolled if I can find a damn shop around here that I trust
In the mean time I will get the fenders rolled if I can find a damn shop around here that I trustBTW - I don't get it....isn't that kind of defeating the purpose!?
You're going to get replacements & put your stockers back on, but yet you're still going to roll your fenders?
If you're going to spend the time to go ahead & get them rolled, why not just KEEP the rims they gave you & avoid the hassle of having to get the rubber re-mounted? JUST CURIOUS MAN!!!!
Originally Posted by digital1986
but what I am saying is rolling the fenders wont help because the tire sticks out a hair....it still would be hitting it dont you think???
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From: BORING Utah
Originally Posted by jimmyc13
Wow, those look much better than I was expecting! Nice work! I liked those when I was rim shopping, but nobody else had them & I'm not a risk taker....wasn't sure how good they'd look.
BTW - I don't get it....isn't that kind of defeating the purpose!?
You're going to get replacements & put your stockers back on, but yet you're still going to roll your fenders?
If you're going to spend the time to go ahead & get them rolled, why not just KEEP the rims they gave you & avoid the hassle of having to get the rubber re-mounted? JUST CURIOUS MAN!!!! 
BTW - I don't get it....isn't that kind of defeating the purpose!?
You're going to get replacements & put your stockers back on, but yet you're still going to roll your fenders?
If you're going to spend the time to go ahead & get them rolled, why not just KEEP the rims they gave you & avoid the hassle of having to get the rubber re-mounted? JUST CURIOUS MAN!!!! 
1. The rims I have now were off the show floor and had scratches on them
2. I couldnt roll the fenders with these because they still would rub because they stick out from the car. My tires are soooo jacked up
3. I get new rims NOT from the floor so they will be in perfect condition with the right offset, they will actually be in the wheel well so when I roll the fenders it will be in the wheel well
also I paid $1450 for these rims, I want the right offset
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From: BORING Utah
Originally Posted by jimmyc13
Sweet, so you get new, right size rims, w/out scratches for the price of the showfloor ones? Good deal! 

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From: BORING Utah
Wow this is somebull ****. They sent back the rims and called TSW and they dont have any more of those for 6-8 weeks. Now I have to look for a new 20x8.5 set of wheels. You guys should help me pick something else. I wanted to stay close to that look, I really liked it. He said I needed to go with a 40mm offset too, so im guessing that will fix the problem for rubbing.......


