Classic Silver Metallic's Represent!
12-07-2008, 05:25 AM
#622
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Balliztik
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I almost bought a set of BBS just like that in Oregon but the offset was 25......my buddy that has them had the centers powder coated gold......is that what you did with those.?????
my buddy only wanted $2300 for the rims.Really wish they would of fit not so flush though cause they are over $800 a rim and the powder coating set him back another $350 not including having the tires taken off and on.
my buddy only wanted $2300 for the rims.Really wish they would of fit not so flush though cause they are over $800 a rim and the powder coating set him back another $350 not including having the tires taken off and on.
12-07-2008, 05:49 AM
#624
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Balliztik
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they are amazing rims.....25 offset was so flush that I would need coilovers to keep the fenders out of the tread.
Amazing how light they are though.......then he let me try on his Oz Boticelli's spelling.....those looked sweet but way to big...they were 19s.
Amazing how light they are though.......then he let me try on his Oz Boticelli's spelling.....those looked sweet but way to big...they were 19s.
12-07-2008, 05:54 AM
#625
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Yeah, I really love mine. They're only 17lbs, so they aren't that light, but they're definitely an improvement over stock. I was actually looking at the OZ Alleggerita recently. 17x8 is only 14lbs. So damn tempting.
12-29-2008, 05:33 PM
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Simply put, an intercooler increases air flow to the engine and cools it in the process. This allows more air and fuel to be combusted per engine cycle, increasing the output of the engine. The TRD intercooler for supercharged setups is not available to the public and probably never will be.
