Good replacement for Zauber?
#3
Originally posted by AutoCoutureSC
you can still get Gettins at Wheel Power or Wheel Experts. I'd try Wheel Experts first, they're a bit cheaper.
you can still get Gettins at Wheel Power or Wheel Experts. I'd try Wheel Experts first, they're a bit cheaper.
#4
Yeah, I have seen the Fabulous wheels. They are way too heavy for my setup. I am actually thinking about Work Meister. They are light and look pretty cool with descent sized fender flares.
#5
Originally posted by retrodrive
Yeah, I have seen the Fabulous wheels. They are way too heavy for my setup. I am actually thinking about Work Meister. They are light and look pretty cool with descent sized fender flares.
Yeah, I have seen the Fabulous wheels. They are way too heavy for my setup. I am actually thinking about Work Meister. They are light and look pretty cool with descent sized fender flares.
#6
i called wheel experts this week and peter said they do not have any zauber gettins for lexus applications the fabulous wheels are forged wheels i am thinking about getting the fabulous profounds or expands for my ls you can get them with a 2.2 inch lip in the front and a 3.5 - 3.8 in the rear
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#15
The problem I have with 20's is that they are rough. 19's are rough also, but not as bad. As far as traction goes, you loose traction as your sidewal decreases. Ideally I would want 17-18" rims to get more power to the ground. Then again I don't want to loose too much bling either. Size 19" is what I can live with in terms of comfort, traction and not hate myself.
I was really looking to get Panasport's RACING/G7 until I found out they only came in 18's. Talk about unique and light.
For now I am still considering Work MeistersI find something more interesting.
I was really looking to get Panasport's RACING/G7 until I found out they only came in 18's. Talk about unique and light.
For now I am still considering Work MeistersI find something more interesting.