Price of your 19 inch Rims?
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Knihc2008 i'm waitin for my centercaps but here are some pics in the meantime. It is sittin a little higher than I would like also but it still looks Sick. I really wish I could've staggered them but I was told by more than a few places that it would eventually cause transmission problems on the AWD.
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I paid $2570 for my 19" 8.5 (Front) and 9.5 (rear) Volk CE28ns in mercury silver with center caps.
For tires, I paid Michelin PS 235/35 front and 265/35 for about $1500.
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For tires, I paid Michelin PS 235/35 front and 265/35 for about $1500.
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Knihc2008 i'm waitin for my centercaps but here are some pics in the meantime. It is sittin a little higher than I would like also but it still looks Sick. I really wish I could've staggered them but I was told by more than a few places that it would eventually cause transmission problems on the AWD.
With Custom made 3 piece wheels you can have the stagered look while utilizing the same tire size. The rear wheel offset will have a deeper lip than the front while the tire size will remain the same 235/19/35 all around.
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we put sand bags in the trunk. hahaha
depnding on what you plan on doing with your car, just daily driving and such, some lowering springs and aftermarket shocks will do the job.
if you plan on daily and the occasional autox, coilovers will do nicely. from there, its all about your budget. you can get some cheap megan racing coilovers for less the 800 maybe or get some zeals for 2k.
depnding on what you plan on doing with your car, just daily driving and such, some lowering springs and aftermarket shocks will do the job.
if you plan on daily and the occasional autox, coilovers will do nicely. from there, its all about your budget. you can get some cheap megan racing coilovers for less the 800 maybe or get some zeals for 2k.