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#1
03-25-2003, 03:59 AM
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Do BSA make good quality wheels?
As ya can see from my 1st thread i posted here, i am currently waiting on BSA to get their butt into gear and send the BSA 245's in 17x7 out to australia for my 2001/2002 Lancer Sedan.
I have been told by the place i am getting them thru that BSA make good wheels, and they have never had any complaints with them. Yet at another place, i have been told that BSA aren't real good wheels, and the chrome finish doesn't last very long (3-6months usually, 12months if ya lucky).... Whats your opinion's about BSA wheels? JayMan 
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03-25-2003, 05:51 PM
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Anyone?
Heres a link to the wheels i've got on order http://www.bsa.com.my/wheels/245.htm Do ya's think they will suit my lancer? (seen in avatar & "my photo" in profile) JayMan
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#4
04-04-2003, 12:00 AM
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never really heard anything about them
and i think those rims would look good on your lancer
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#5
04-04-2003, 02:20 AM
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I think i have seen a few racing teams use BSA wheels (Formula1 i think..), so the quality should be good.....
Thanks, yeh i'm hopping they will look good, tho will probably look alittle funny until i can lower the car alittle (gap between front wheel archs are pretty big on this model lancer). But i think my next mod will be a new bodykit (might even get that before the wheels arrive at this rate...) before i lower it... Wanna make sure on how far the bodykit sits down so i know how much room i've got to play with for lowering (at the moment i'm thinking 1 1/2inch at front and 1inch at the back...) JayMan
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