02 ES300 Rims on a 00 Model?
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beauty is in the eye of the beholder, if you think they'd look good then go for it, just make sure that in the end you're happy and glad you spent the money.
I used to have VR-4 3000GT and I had 4 or 5 sets of wheels I got cheap (either through donor cars before I junked them or otherwise). In the end I liked the stock ones best and the others just took up space in my garage.
I used to have VR-4 3000GT and I had 4 or 5 sets of wheels I got cheap (either through donor cars before I junked them or otherwise). In the end I liked the stock ones best and the others just took up space in my garage.
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haha I'm trying to find a picture but failing to. You owned a 3KGT? haha nice bro I'm helping my friend take out his 96 Stealth's motor so he can rebuild it.
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ooh thats not bad at all better then the oem. I would rather have a is300 oem. but these aren't bad considering the price is only 200 bucks for 4 of them.
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I was looking at a set of the same wheels pictured abovefor my 97 ES. Wasn't sure about the fitment due to the FWD RWD difference. What size spacers would be necessary to run 4th gen wheels on a 3rd gen ES?
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