These wheels good or no? Installed!
12-24-2007, 11:13 AM
#22
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Location: TX
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RE: These wheels good or no?
Yeah they'll probably look good. I have the light grey on my alloy, the color (almost) matches. I'd probably go with the silver with silver car, but thats just me. You'll be glad you went with the 18's especially after lowering or when you need to run fast. The 20's look good but def are heavy and if you're going to lower the car 18's look/perform better.
I saw that the 18' shelby's are around 21-25lbs so that's adecent weight. The 20's at 29lbsare too heavy IMO. You'll get plenty of looks with them and they look good spinning down the road. When I'm on the interstate folks always stare at my wheels. lol!
I saw that the 18' shelby's are around 21-25lbs so that's adecent weight. The 20's at 29lbsare too heavy IMO. You'll get plenty of looks with them and they look good spinning down the road. When I'm on the interstate folks always stare at my wheels. lol!
12-24-2007, 11:17 AM
#23
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Join Date: Jul 2007
Location: South Carolina
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RE: These wheels good or no?
ORIGINAL: Rubrignitz
Yeah they'll probably look good. I have the light grey on my alloy, the color (almost) matches. I'd probably go with the silver with silver car, but thats just me. You'll be glad you went with the 18's especially after lowering or when you need to run fast. The 20's look good but def are heavy and if you're going to lower the car 18's look/perform better.
I saw that the 18' shelby's are around 21-25lbs so that's adecent weight. The 20's at 29lbsare too heavy IMO. You'll get plenty of looks with them and they look good spinning down the road. When I'm on the interstate folks always stare at my wheels. lol!
Yeah they'll probably look good. I have the light grey on my alloy, the color (almost) matches. I'd probably go with the silver with silver car, but thats just me. You'll be glad you went with the 18's especially after lowering or when you need to run fast. The 20's look good but def are heavy and if you're going to lower the car 18's look/perform better.
I saw that the 18' shelby's are around 21-25lbs so that's adecent weight. The 20's at 29lbsare too heavy IMO. You'll get plenty of looks with them and they look good spinning down the road. When I'm on the interstate folks always stare at my wheels. lol!
12-24-2007, 05:36 PM
#29
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Join Date: Jun 2007
Location: Decatur AL USA
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RE: These wheels good or no?
My favorite S197 wheels available in Black, Magnesium, and Polished.
They got that oldstyle yet modernized Halibrand look going.
Forged, light, strong and unfortunately $300 for 18's.
http://www.racelinewheels.com/gt_black.html
That said the Razors arecertainly a nice looking wheel
They got that oldstyle yet modernized Halibrand look going.
Forged, light, strong and unfortunately $300 for 18's.
http://www.racelinewheels.com/gt_black.html
That said the Razors arecertainly a nice looking wheel
12-24-2007, 06:30 PM
#30
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Location: California
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RE: These wheels good or no?
I was actually considering buying those rims before I got my 20's. Like em a lot
ORIGINAL: Gene K
My favorite S197 wheels available in Black, Magnesium, and Polished.
They got that oldstyle yet modernized Halibrand look going.
Forged, light, strong and unfortunately $300 for 18's.
http://www.racelinewheels.com/gt_black.html
That said the Razors arecertainly a nice looking wheel
My favorite S197 wheels available in Black, Magnesium, and Polished.
They got that oldstyle yet modernized Halibrand look going.
Forged, light, strong and unfortunately $300 for 18's.
http://www.racelinewheels.com/gt_black.html
That said the Razors arecertainly a nice looking wheel