View Poll Results: wHICH RIMS TO GO WITH?
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Which rims to go with?
07-01-2008, 10:42 AM
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They are pricey but not as bad as I would of thought. They are on par with HRE's. They start around $4,500 till the sky is the limit. They also have them in Carbon Fiber. Thought of having the lip done in Fiber Carbon but worry about over doing it.
Thanks to those who like my current set up. I wouldn't be changing them if it were not for the bad vibration i get at 70 - 80MPH. Never had the problem till I had to run 1/8" spacers after installing new brake pads. I guess Ruff's QC is not up to par. Looks like they did there test fit on one that had at least 50% brake pa wear. After new pads went in the caliper axpands with the new pads and the rim hits the caliper.
So now I haveto run 1/8" spacers!
Thanks to those who like my current set up. I wouldn't be changing them if it were not for the bad vibration i get at 70 - 80MPH. Never had the problem till I had to run 1/8" spacers after installing new brake pads. I guess Ruff's QC is not up to par. Looks like they did there test fit on one that had at least 50% brake pa wear. After new pads went in the caliper axpands with the new pads and the rim hits the caliper.
So now I haveto run 1/8" spacers!
07-04-2008, 10:55 AM
#27
Maybe I'm too old, but I'm not a fan of rims that have the one tiny strip of color on them that matches the car. It's like changing the color of your shoelaces to match your pants.
And to top it off, you see it on riced-out cars, like large wings, fart cans, and tons of stickers.
JMO
And to top it off, you see it on riced-out cars, like large wings, fart cans, and tons of stickers.
JMO
