My evos
12-06-2005, 11:46 PM
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Thanks for posting that pic HotWhip, those wheels on a pewter T/A look badass.
Thanks for sharing blu98T/A, I didn't realize the difference in the lip until you pointed that out to me, I like the idea as well.
Thanks for sharing blu98T/A, I didn't realize the difference in the lip until you pointed that out to me, I like the idea as well.
12-07-2005, 10:54 PM
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Originally Posted by SSilverSSurfer
you really only need them for the front...and im positive i wouldve of done a better job then wal mart and free for a fellow member...but no doubt theyre gonna look good
Only observation I see (other than the fact that they look good) is that they didn't match the tire up to the valve stem on the wheel. No biggie...
12-07-2005, 11:09 PM
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Originally Posted by BAD *** TA WS6
That's pretty cool of you. I don't trust too many people when I do my wheels. Mounting isn't hard, but everyone always goes half *** on wheel weights.
Only observation I see (other than the fact that they look good) is that they didn't match the tire up to the valve stem on the wheel. No biggie...
Only observation I see (other than the fact that they look good) is that they didn't match the tire up to the valve stem on the wheel. No biggie...
12-09-2005, 12:13 PM
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First off the wheels look great on your car, but I too am biased. I've had my 19x9.5s HP Evos darks on for about 18 months now and new regret going with them.
To the wheel balancing topic. I'm guessing the 'best' way to balance them would be to find the heavy spot on the rim and them find the light spot on the tire and then match those up so you use the least amount weights and achieve the most optimum balance.
To the wheel balancing topic. I'm guessing the 'best' way to balance them would be to find the heavy spot on the rim and them find the light spot on the tire and then match those up so you use the least amount weights and achieve the most optimum balance.
12-10-2005, 07:29 PM
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Originally Posted by The Alchemist
First off the wheels look great on your car, but I too am biased. I've had my 19x9.5s HP Evos darks on for about 18 months now and new regret going with them.
To the wheel balancing topic. I'm guessing the 'best' way to balance them would be to find the heavy spot on the rim and them find the light spot on the tire and then match those up so you use the least amount weights and achieve the most optimum balance.
To the wheel balancing topic. I'm guessing the 'best' way to balance them would be to find the heavy spot on the rim and them find the light spot on the tire and then match those up so you use the least amount weights and achieve the most optimum balance.
But you are right.
