Help me decide on new rims
#31
Originally Posted by WhiteG35C
I need help on deciding which wheels to get. I thought I need a new look on my car and I decided to sale my TE37 and buy different wheels.here is the link for my te37 for sale
I don't want any bling bling and/or spinners.
rims with nice lips for front and rear.
Rims that will clear my new Endless brakes without any spacers(it barely clears my TE37 right now)
any ideas?
I don't want any bling bling and/or spinners.
rims with nice lips for front and rear.
Rims that will clear my new Endless brakes without any spacers(it barely clears my TE37 right now)
any ideas?
#32
Originally Posted by vleo8181
Hey WhiteG35C! I was thinking about getting the same wheel setup as yours. Then when i saw your picture, I thought to myself that I probably have the perfect setup. I have some questions: Since your car is lowered, are you experiencing rubbing issues? Wheel full lock left and full lock right (as in U-turns)? What size tires are those rims sitting on? Did you have to roll your fenders? Thanks!
P.S. I was thinking of getting Endless brakes also...how much of a problem are you running into with clearance?
P.S. I was thinking of getting Endless brakes also...how much of a problem are you running into with clearance?
#33
Originally Posted by Randys_G
one word....PIAA's...are you bringing your monster to G day or what?
#34
Originally Posted by DragonGcoupe
The sale link doesn't work.
#35
Originally Posted by WhiteG35C
I don't want any bling bling and/or spinners.
i don't think i saw below whether ur looking for performance rims or just for looks....are u looking for something lighter and stronger or just anything that looks good?
since u got a white G, then i would go bronze or gunmetal...that seems to be "in" now. anything but powder coat white rims...i was just discussing with mark and romi last night that white on white is just waaay too ugly..."like a styrofoam block rolling down the street."
i'm really diggin the HREs, the winnings are nice too, and also the rozzas are really good too. those are some of the ones that i know of that can have pretty fat lips and still look clean on the G.
#36
#37
Originally Posted by WhiteG35C
when I had the 275/30/19 tires on the rear, it did not rub at all but when I changed the rear tires to 275/35/19, when I turn hard, I can hear little rubbing. I did not roll the fenders at all. for the front, there is no problem of rubbing no matter what I do. right now, fronts are 245/35/19 and for the rear 275/35/19. rims are 19x9.5 with +22 offset for the front, and 19x10.5 with +22 offset for the rear. with this wheels, I had no problem of clearing the endless brakes that I have(good thing I measured before I bought it).
Oh yea...you happen to have pictures of your rims and tires? I just want to check the conditions.
Last edited by vleo8181; 02-22-2005 at 08:43 PM.
#39
Originally Posted by vleo8181
On your first entry...you said something like it barely clears you endless brakes without spacers....how much is the gap without spacers? Width wise, does the tires look like it is stretched? I see your picture and it looks like the wall of the tire is perpendicular to the ground, but I just wanted to ask your opinion? Was there a reason why you didn't want the 285/35/19 tire size for the back? Thanks WhiteG35C! Very helpful info!
Oh yea...you happen to have pictures of your rims and tires? I just want to check the conditions.
Oh yea...you happen to have pictures of your rims and tires? I just want to check the conditions.
#41
Originally Posted by WhiteG35C
I think it has like 1/2 inch clearance. front tires does look little stretched but the rear seems to be ok I think...sorry I haven't seen my car for while. the reason why I didn't use the 285 was I know for sure, it will rub. if you want to come and look at it, let me know, my car is in gardena so its not that far from long beach.
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