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10-27-2011, 10:29 AM
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i still cant make up my mind on if i like these,for the price there a steal, but there are some cars they look bad *** on and then there are some they look bad on, i was looking at the 17,15 combo but i think im going to have to go weld rts, there nice rims though and cheap
10-27-2011, 03:02 PM
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i still cant make up my mind on if i like these,for the price there a steal, but there are some cars they look bad *** on and then there are some they look bad on, i was looking at the 17,15 combo but i think im going to have to go weld rts, there nice rims though and cheap
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10-27-2011, 03:32 PM
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The deal breaker for me was the unilug design. To me thats asking for failure holding the wheel on and centered with some thin washers.
I went with 17/15 BS Street Lites. I'm in the middle of getting the ride height where I want it and hopefully will have that done by the end of the weekend when I get time (hosting a family garage sale this weekend = chaos). I love everything about the street lites, but the one thing I'm not thrilled about is how the fronts have a more aggressive offset than the rears. I installed the long ARP studs on the car here recently and will probably end up rolling the quarter panel lip and buying some hubcentric wheel adapters and longer shank lugs and try and push the rear wheels out about 1/2" or so. I think that would make them match the front better.
I went with 17/15 BS Street Lites. I'm in the middle of getting the ride height where I want it and hopefully will have that done by the end of the weekend when I get time (hosting a family garage sale this weekend = chaos). I love everything about the street lites, but the one thing I'm not thrilled about is how the fronts have a more aggressive offset than the rears. I installed the long ARP studs on the car here recently and will probably end up rolling the quarter panel lip and buying some hubcentric wheel adapters and longer shank lugs and try and push the rear wheels out about 1/2" or so. I think that would make them match the front better.
10-27-2011, 09:26 PM
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Yeah I have a 5/16" spacer on my rears and I love the way it looks. I also rolled my fenders because my car is lowered so I had to for the weight transfer.
10-27-2011, 09:42 PM
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I went with 17/15 BS Street Lites. I'm in the middle of getting the ride height where I want it and hopefully will have that done by the end of the weekend when I get time (hosting a family garage sale this weekend = chaos). I love everything about the street lites, but the one thing I'm not thrilled about is how the fronts have a more aggressive offset than the rears. I installed the long ARP studs on the car here recently and will probably end up rolling the quarter panel lip and buying some hubcentric wheel adapters and longer shank lugs and try and push the rear wheels out about 1/2" or so. I think that would make them match the front better.
10-28-2011, 05:35 AM
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yeah i called about streetlights the price was not to bad for a 17,15 setup , i got a price with the normal 15s not the f body ones, i thought it was to much extra to get the f body ones, and my calipers are all ready grinded down for the prostars
