poor man track pack :)
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poor man track pack :)
I did alittle grinding on the front spokes but they look great with an 1" spacer up front...rears are 17" y2k's on 275/40 nt555r's
definately feels way lighter on the front end with just a few take-offs on the street...
definately feels way lighter on the front end with just a few take-offs on the street...
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thanks no juice yeah they have studs on the spacers...
the wheels are aluminum not steel :/
but overall i like the look its not for every day obviously i just had to do a couple tests before just taking them over to the track
the wheels are aluminum not steel :/
but overall i like the look its not for every day obviously i just had to do a couple tests before just taking them over to the track
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ive been playing with them on the street these past 2 days and they hook like sick really surprised me...but youre probably right they might suck at the track :/
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Ok, I have a stupid question and I apologize in advance if it's redundant.
Those are GTO spares, and even with a 1" spacer, you had to grind the inside spokes of the wheel to clear the calipers (I'm assuming)?
Also, would you PM me the link to the spacers you're using? I've been looking for GTO's to be parted out local to me to grab the spare wheel but I hadn't researched enough to know grinding was necessary. Again, sorry if I asked a totally asinine question
Those are GTO spares, and even with a 1" spacer, you had to grind the inside spokes of the wheel to clear the calipers (I'm assuming)?
Also, would you PM me the link to the spacers you're using? I've been looking for GTO's to be parted out local to me to grab the spare wheel but I hadn't researched enough to know grinding was necessary. Again, sorry if I asked a totally asinine question