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Old 05-10-2005, 12:30 PM
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New Chrome wheels!

Just put on some 18 x 8 chrome Avenue wheels. I went for these because they have a little of the fat and skinny spoke look (classy) with the bolt on pattern between them (sports/race look). Any feedback would be appreciated.
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looks very nice....
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Hey, just checked out your site (jenkins-crew) - what are the radio buttons for?
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neons, strobes, and stuff like that. Turning it into a show car.
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pretty nice
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i need to roll i think...
im getting 19 x 8.5 fronts with 38 offset
9.5 rears with 42 offset.
i think 245s and 275s will be my tire sizes(what is best 30 or 35s?)
do i need the rolling tool? looking for tips.
thanks


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Got the rear lip rolled...
(Don’t ask me how, but the wife did the rolling!)
Love that woman!
Anyway I ordered the rolling tool from the tirerack and will use it when it comes in.
In the mean time I can drive the car, Yeahaaa
If any one needs a tool to roll the fenders let me know....
Old 05-15-2005, 09:10 AM
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Originally Posted by rudy8
i need to roll i think...
im getting 19 x 8.5 fronts with 38 offset
9.5 rears with 42 offset.
i think 245s and 275s will be my tire sizes(what is best 30 or 35s?)
do i need the rolling tool? looking for tips.
thanks
Maybe yes maybe no, what drop do you have?
(Mine is the H&R and is very low with a 275 tire)
Rolled a week ago and still small rub, the plastic part by the rear bumper.
Cut of a small piece and all is well now.
A fellow member is coming by today to roll his fenders.
Will try to take some pictures....
Old 05-15-2005, 04:27 PM
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Axis Crux - 19x8 (+42) on all four corners wrapped in Falken Azenis ST-115s, 235/35/19
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Old 05-15-2005, 07:51 PM
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would like to hear results...and see picts.
thanks
andy
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Maybe yes maybe no, what drop do you have?
(Mine is the H&R and is very low with a 275 tire)
Rolled a week ago and still small rub, the plastic part by the rear bumper.
Cut of a small piece and all is well now.
A fellow member is coming by today to roll his fenders.
Will try to take some pictures....
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Originally Posted by rudy8
would like to hear results...and see picts.
thanks
andy
Fellow member rolling worked out great!
Fun in the sun, beer and wine, yeah...
Dude in picture will help me install Revi, Exhaust, and sway bars soon....
(More beer & wine,)
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Originally Posted by rudy8
i need to roll i think...
im getting 19 x 8.5 fronts with 38 offset
9.5 rears with 42 offset.
i think 245s and 275s will be my tire sizes(what is best 30 or 35s?)
do i need the rolling tool? looking for tips.
thanks
I do not think you will have to roll your fenders. I have 19x8.5 w/38 offset and 19x10 w/44 offset, wrapped with Nitto Nt555's Extreme ZR 245/35/19 front and 275/30/19 rear and no rolled fenders here.
I have the Tein S-Tech springs as well, all with no issues!!!!
I will try to post some pic's in a little bit........
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Originally Posted by punishr
I do not think you will have to roll your fenders. I have 19x8.5 w/38 offset and 19x10 w/44 offset, wrapped with Nitto Nt555's Extreme ZR 245/35/19 front and 275/30/19 rear and no rolled fenders here.
I have the Tein S-Tech springs as well, all with no issues!!!!
I will try to post some pic's in a little bit........
Maybe not with the Teins but you will/would with the H&R!
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finally some pic's

Here are some pic's I took right after I put them on!!!!
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Originally Posted by modena
Maybe not with the Teins but you will/would with the H&R!
You are right on that one. Those springs drop the car more than mine.
But that LOOKS pretty damn nice. Kudo's to you Modena.
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i feel the need to drink now...

thenks, looks great. i did not know that the "rolling tool" was such an elaborate device.
anyone buy one or know what they go for? and/or...how much to roll them at the beer wine shop?

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Fellow member rolling worked out great!
Fun in the sun, beer and wine, yeah...
Dude in picture will help me install Revi, Exhaust, and sway bars soon....
(More beer & wine,)
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thanks for the info!
btw, your car looks low and mean with that set up!
it almost looks like the tires themseves have made the fenders bulge out of pure need.

nice rubber.

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I do not think you will have to roll your fenders. I have 19x8.5 w/38 offset and 19x10 w/44 offset, wrapped with Nitto Nt555's Extreme ZR 245/35/19 front and 275/30/19 rear and no rolled fenders here.
I have the Tein S-Tech springs as well, all with no issues!!!!
I will try to post some pic's in a little bit........
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Here is another shot.
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Originally Posted by rudy8
thanks for the info!
btw, your car looks low and mean with that set up!
it almost looks like the tires themseves have made the fenders bulge out of pure need.

nice rubber.
Thanks a lot for the compliment....
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Originally Posted by modena
Maybe not with the Teins but you will/would with the H&R!

thats tight.!! are those 18s or 19s and what offset? and whats the drop on the H&Rs?
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Originally Posted by RX4life
thats tight.!! are those 18s or 19s and what offset? and whats the drop on the H&Rs?
Volk Racing GT-C gun metal in 19 8.5 F and 19 9.5 R with Nitto NT555 the tire size's are 245-35-19 F and 275-30-19 R.
(No clue about the offset)
Drop with the H&R is about 1.5 inches (if not more) front and back....
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Originally Posted by modena
Volk Racing GT-C gun metal in 19 8.5 F and 19 9.5 R with Nitto NT555 the tire size's are 245-35-19 F and 275-30-19 R.
(No clue about the offset)
Drop with the H&R is about 1.5 inches (if not more) front and back....
are you still running factory shocks or?
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are you still running factory shocks or?
Yes, OEM shocks did cut the rubber thingy in half when I got the springs of...
(Bump stop if that’s the word?)
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Originally Posted by modena
Yes, OEM shocks did cut the rubber thingy in half when I got the springs of...
(Bump stop if that’s the word?)
yep, that's the right word. it floors me that nobody has come up with a "dropped shock" for our cars (except for coilovers, but who wants to spend over a grand when all they need is a shorter shock?) Whoever is the first ones to bring that to market correctly will probably make a fortune. Maybe there are advantages/disadvantages to having springs/shocks as opposed to a full blown coilover setup, but I'm no expert on that so I won't even try to go there. Those wheels/stance on your look awesome, can't wait to do some work on my car in that area, should have a drop by June, wheels are going to take longer though (big sigh)
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your car is real clean man! Good job!
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