Work Vs-xx
08-07-2009, 12:03 AM
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Work Vs-xx
hey im looking at buying 18" Work Vs-xx but i got a few questions. im trying to get a flush look on a dropped tc with TRD struts and H&R springs, about a 1.3in drop. im not exactly sure what wheel width and offset i should be going. also, is there a TPMS sensor that i can get that will fit this rim?
08-07-2009, 12:19 AM
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if you want to go flush info on rim width would def help...
and you can either take the TPMS out of your stock setup and transfer it or purchase a new set. (theyre kinda pricey)
and you can either take the TPMS out of your stock setup and transfer it or purchase a new set. (theyre kinda pricey)
08-07-2009, 12:32 AM
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8.5in +23 on the offset in the rear will be pretty flush and i think like 8.5in +27? maybe sounds good for the front... there are a few guys running the work vs-xx...look in the rare/custom wheel thread
08-07-2009, 12:48 AM
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yeah..i forgot his name but its a flint mica with gold vs-xx... probably one of the nicest fitments ive seen.
08-07-2009, 12:34 PM
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multi piece wheels usually have different types of valve stems, like take Rays for example cus im familiar with them on my GT-Ps and GT-Vs the valve stems were out at a 90 degree angle because they had to go in the barrel and pass through the face. there arent any sensors for those that i know of. my SSRs were similar but not the same (ie they were different then stock) and the stock sensors wouldnt work with those, but they would work with a 1 piece wheel like konig or enkie (possibly).
08-07-2009, 10:08 PM
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multi piece wheels usually have different types of valve stems, like take Rays for example cus im familiar with them on my GT-Ps and GT-Vs the valve stems were out at a 90 degree angle because they had to go in the barrel and pass through the face. there arent any sensors for those that i know of. my SSRs were similar but not the same (ie they were different then stock) and the stock sensors wouldnt work with those, but they would work with a 1 piece wheel like konig or enkie (possibly).
ohhh ok..gotcha..sorry for my ignorance...now i know..and knowing is half the battle~! lol..
08-07-2009, 10:41 PM
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dave: so im outta luck for TPMS?? that kinda stinks is there a way to fix the light or am i gonna just have to ride with it?
sky: that looks sick, how much are you dropped? and what are the specs for your wheels?
every1else:thanks for answering my questions
sky: that looks sick, how much are you dropped? and what are the specs for your wheels?
every1else:thanks for answering my questions
08-07-2009, 11:24 PM
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my bad... i thought a light or some sound goes off when you dont have tpms. my works are mounted on my car without tpms. my tpms are still on my stockers since they dont fit.
08-07-2009, 11:32 PM
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yea the tire pressure light is supposed to come on when u dont have the TPMS installed (the car isnt sensing any pressure signal coming from the sensor)
oh yea and what lugs are u using?
oh yea and what lugs are u using?
