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Wheels.......
Wouldnt mind a couple of photos if you dont mind....
im a little stuck as to which wheels to go for...
Rota grids OR Revolution Millenniums.
18 or 19 inch?!?!
I know you cant get the revolutions in 19 so that would be an option only for the grids.
anyone got any photos of 18' grids on there motor? in actual fact just post photos of your wheels!
On a side note, how do you find living with a set of 19's?
im a little stuck as to which wheels to go for...
Rota grids OR Revolution Millenniums.
18 or 19 inch?!?!
I know you cant get the revolutions in 19 so that would be an option only for the grids.
anyone got any photos of 18' grids on there motor? in actual fact just post photos of your wheels!
On a side note, how do you find living with a set of 19's?
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Rota Grid 18" 9.5" 5x100mm ET38 Gold Single Rim
http://www.rotashop.co.uk/rota-grid-..._p23246803.htm
Will these fit my motor 2003 WRX STI? Still cant devide which ones to go for but getting very confused with what sizes i need and what tyres i need also
http://www.rotashop.co.uk/rota-grid-..._p23246803.htm
Will these fit my motor 2003 WRX STI? Still cant devide which ones to go for but getting very confused with what sizes i need and what tyres i need also
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So on the 18 grids would i need to roll the arches?
The plan would be to get a set of tein lowering springs too, 35 drop on front 25 on the rear.....dont fancy coilovers if im honest heard they are a little harsh on the road.
The plan would be to get a set of tein lowering springs too, 35 drop on front 25 on the rear.....dont fancy coilovers if im honest heard they are a little harsh on the road.
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A good set of adjustable coilovers - you can make them as soft or as hard as you like (within the normal 24 point adjustment anyway )
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Are you having a laugh? Tein lowering springs will be brutal on UK roads, in fact lowering springs are a terrible idea. IF you can afford a nice set of Rota's then you can afford some proper suspension - suspension is more important than wheels.
A good set of adjustable coilovers - you can make them as soft or as hard as you like (within the normal 24 point adjustment anyway )
A good set of adjustable coilovers - you can make them as soft or as hard as you like (within the normal 24 point adjustment anyway )
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Mine are still the more budget end of the coilover market with BC Racing ones, but a lot of folk run them on here, excellent price and rebound adjustable - just make sure you get the rear extenders for the adjustment *****, otherwise youd be taking the seats out to make them soft or hard Apex do some cheap and good quality ones (they are actually rebranded BC ones im led to believe)
But whatever you do, avoid Tein if you live near speed bumps or potholes..
But whatever you do, avoid Tein if you live near speed bumps or potholes..
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no 19's are too big in my opinion. well what i thought was going to be 1k for the week plus whatever the tyres has now become 2k plus the tyres.... great.
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