SUPER ADVAN Racing Version2
rps13freak
08-19-2004, 07:31 PM
has anyone ever seen SUPER ADVAN Racing Version2 rims in 17x7 4x114.3?
http://www.advan.com/defaultmall/wheel/brand/superad_sa3rv2/img/up.jpg
http://www.advan.com/defaultmall/wheel/brand/superad_sa3rv2/img/up.jpg
TheLogikal1
08-19-2004, 07:53 PM
17x7
hahahahaha those dimensions suck!!
theyre for ricerSSS!!!
are you a ricer?!?!?
ahahaha...wait a sec....those are the dimensions on my wheels....
hahahahaha those dimensions suck!!
theyre for ricerSSS!!!
are you a ricer?!?!?
ahahaha...wait a sec....those are the dimensions on my wheels....
J SPEC SilEighty
08-19-2004, 07:58 PM
They aren't made in 17X7. Smallest width on a 17" wheel is 7.5".
They have 17X7.5, 4X114.3, and a 32 or 45 offset for $539.75 a piece at www.gruppe-s.com
They have 17X7.5, 4X114.3, and a 32 or 45 offset for $539.75 a piece at www.gruppe-s.com
_/_/_/M aurice
08-19-2004, 08:02 PM
Damn, what they really need is a 0 offset :naughty:
rps13freak
08-19-2004, 08:23 PM
thanx alot j spec
mynismo
08-20-2004, 10:48 AM
my friend has them on his s15 sil.. they are SICK... 18x7.5 i believe.
SR20DETpower
08-20-2004, 10:57 AM
LMFAO Logikal
I think 18.x7.5 is even ricier though
19x7 is the absolute riciest of the ricers
real men buy wheels atleast 8" wide
:grinyes:
I mean take a look at those 30x10's in my sig, those bitches are bangin
I think 18.x7.5 is even ricier though
19x7 is the absolute riciest of the ricers
real men buy wheels atleast 8" wide
:grinyes:
I mean take a look at those 30x10's in my sig, those bitches are bangin
Chuki_breath
08-20-2004, 03:46 PM
i have to agree sr20detpower why the hell only go .5 inches wider than stock when buying a "good" wheel like that, unless he got a killer deal or something.
SR20DETpower
08-20-2004, 06:44 PM
I know, I think atleast a 245 sized tire would be normal when upgrading to good wheels and new tires, why get 225 or 215 when you can fit 245 just as easily. A 245 will always provide more grip then same tire in a 225 size too...
7" width are for ebay specials and pep boys stuff, just good enough to throw on the ricers cars so it looks good to them.
Budget minded they still are better then stock, but if you gonna fork over the dough for those, do it right
7" width are for ebay specials and pep boys stuff, just good enough to throw on the ricers cars so it looks good to them.
Budget minded they still are better then stock, but if you gonna fork over the dough for those, do it right
rps13freak
08-20-2004, 07:02 PM
tru i guess i never thought of that
TheLogikal1
08-20-2004, 08:16 PM
if i ever win the lottery, id love to rock 9 inch wheels and a 215 tire lol....
mynismo
08-20-2004, 10:09 PM
yea i dont agree with that either, i don't know why people don't get at least an 8" tire (if not 9")... but i was just commenting on the look of the rims. they look absolutely great.
TheLogikal1
08-20-2004, 10:35 PM
totally, i love the black with blue lip...friggin awesome, specially on a black zenki s14
Chuki_breath
08-21-2004, 03:52 PM
I know, I think atleast a 245 sized tire would be normal when upgrading to good wheels and new tires, why get 225 or 215 when you can fit 245 just as easily. A 245 will always provide more grip then same tire in a 225 size too...
7" width are for ebay specials and pep boys stuff, just good enough to throw on the ricers cars so it looks good to them.
Budget minded they still are better then stock, but if you gonna fork over the dough for those, do it right
exactly, i couldnt agree more
7" width are for ebay specials and pep boys stuff, just good enough to throw on the ricers cars so it looks good to them.
Budget minded they still are better then stock, but if you gonna fork over the dough for those, do it right
exactly, i couldnt agree more
TheLogikal1
08-21-2004, 04:12 PM
A 245 will always provide more grip then same tire in a 225 size too...
now this makes sense in many ways, and maybe im just too much of a sideways driver... but a stretched tire on a wider rim will provide a wider contact patch when youre sliding, also, another benefit of having a smaller tire on a wide rim will be less sidewall flex
now this makes sense in many ways, and maybe im just too much of a sideways driver... but a stretched tire on a wider rim will provide a wider contact patch when youre sliding, also, another benefit of having a smaller tire on a wide rim will be less sidewall flex
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