Ninja Wheels???
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Ninja Wheels???
i came across these this morning. im trying to find new rims and these looked nice but i never heard of them. they are made by taleb tyres. they are a company in austraila. the size is 18x7.5 that should fit my 18's right? heres the link to the site.
http://www.talebtyres.com.au/product...t=&part_no=481
http://www.talebtyres.com.au/product...t=&part_no=481
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18x7.5 +40..Man you don't know much about wheels do you.
Go check out the Will It Fit thread. To see what popular fitments are.
Most people want to go wider, not narrower.
Get a wheel that is at least 8.5" wide.
A attractive size would be a 18x9 +35 with some 255's. They will not require you to do any rolling of the fenders, but will still look good and give your car a much more aggressive look.
Do some research, before you post another thread next time.
Go check out the Will It Fit thread. To see what popular fitments are.
Most people want to go wider, not narrower.
Get a wheel that is at least 8.5" wide.
A attractive size would be a 18x9 +35 with some 255's. They will not require you to do any rolling of the fenders, but will still look good and give your car a much more aggressive look.
Do some research, before you post another thread next time.
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okay thanks its not that i dont wanna take your advice im just not trying to spend a ridiculous amount of money on rims that are just going to get ruined. you know what im saying?
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What's important about the rims is their weight, it really affects handling.
Which one to buy is up to you then, our rims are 18x8 and the stock rubber\rim size is ok considering our power output. There's no need to change it.
As usual there's who wants to look aggressive with a show car and who cares more about the handling. 7.5J is a bit too narrow for the tyres we have so follow your stock rim's dimensions
Which one to buy is up to you then, our rims are 18x8 and the stock rubber\rim size is ok considering our power output. There's no need to change it.
As usual there's who wants to look aggressive with a show car and who cares more about the handling. 7.5J is a bit too narrow for the tyres we have so follow your stock rim's dimensions
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What's important about the rims is their weight, it really affects handling.
Which one to buy is up to you then, our rims are 18x8 and the stock rubber\rim size is ok considering our power output. There's no need to change it.
As usual there's who wants to look aggressive with a show car and who cares more about the handling. 7.5J is a bit too narrow for the tyres we have so follow your stock rim's dimensions
Which one to buy is up to you then, our rims are 18x8 and the stock rubber\rim size is ok considering our power output. There's no need to change it.
As usual there's who wants to look aggressive with a show car and who cares more about the handling. 7.5J is a bit too narrow for the tyres we have so follow your stock rim's dimensions
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