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I just finished mounting my new Monet Nude wheels and Yokohama Avid H4S. I put several coats of wheel wax on them. I created an album in the galery named,
snakeman56 and uploaded several pictures. You will also see the rear end of my toy a 1980 L-82 Corvette. Let me know what you think of the rims!! They just look awsome on the car. They are 18"X8 I had 17" until today. I love chrome Rims.
Its not my style, but its your car and you can do whatever you want. The next step you should take is to lower your car. Then those wheels will fit the car a little better.
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Originally posted by Bmw1990@Jan 22 2005, 09:55 AM Its not my style, but its your car and you can do whatever you want. The next step you should take is to lower your car. Then those wheels will fit the car a little better.
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I know what you mean, we all have different taste. I did alot of looking and these rims after mounting them, just look awsome. I wanted something different.
Thanks for your opinion. I am looking at doing what you said about lowering the car.
Originally posted by snakeman56@Jan 22 2005, 11:00 AM The standard rims that came with it when I got the car, I got the car with the sport package.
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Ok, but which ones are those? I only ask cause I'm trying to find some to replace my old bent 16" rims on bald tires. If you got pics, I'd like to see them.
Dough
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Originally posted by doughboyea+Jan 22 2005, 06:32 PM--><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(doughboyea @ Jan 22 2005, 06:32 PM)</div><div class='quotemain'><!--QuoteBegin-snakeman56@Jan 22 2005, 11:00 AM The standard rims that came with it when I got the car, I got the car with the sport package.
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Ok, but which ones are those? I only ask cause I'm trying to find some to replace my old bent 16" rims on bald tires. If you got pics, I'd like to see them.
Dough
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I am attaching a picture of the car with the original 17" rims.
Ok I can see why you switched. As you live in Colorado, assuming it snows where you drive and by the last pic, was it a good idea to get those rims? Unless you have a second snow vehicle or another set of wheels for snow travel.
Dough
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Originally posted by doughboyea@Jan 23 2005, 10:00 AM Ok I can see why you switched. As you live in Colorado, assuming it snows where you drive and by the last pic, was it a good idea to get those rims? Unless you have a second snow vehicle or another set of wheels for snow travel.
Dough
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I plan on keeping the original rims and get new snow tires, to switch them when I need to. I live near Denver and yes it snows but it's not that bad. I have all season tires on the new rims and the tires have been sniped for better traction. Yes we have another snow car, but I like my 325XI it handles alot better than most cars I have driven in the snow.
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