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08-09-2009, 04:28 PM
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08-09-2009, 04:50 PM
#13
Re: Nice wheels
i present to you the 949 racing K24 H1 EK with wheels that dont belong on it....
here are the 8inchers on a sol...
I know, I know, its a performance oriented thing, which doesnt belong here.
IBTneedsmirrors
08-09-2009, 10:24 PM
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Re: Nice wheels
I just think its funny how a company makes a wheel that is specifically for track-abusing a honda, someone posts it on honda-tech, and instantly its not popular with the hardparking crowd. go figure, right? lol
08-09-2009, 10:42 PM
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Re: Nice wheels
08-10-2009, 01:58 PM
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08-10-2009, 07:17 PM
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Re: Nice wheels
Ok - let me clarify.
The cars posted above with the 9's are obvious track cars. Thats cool. I dig it. BUT, for a tire to properly fit a 9" wide wheel, it requires a size that is not designed for "EF/EG/EK/DA/DC." Key word here - properly. If it's on a track car, I could give a **** less if they have ridiculously stretched tires and poor alignment settings. However, when that bullshit hits the streets and is driving next to my family on the highway, I have a problem with you. A BIG one.
Now, before I submit this post, and some jack off thinks he/she is gonna tell me something..2 things to consider. I have been installing tires and wheels for over 13 years now, on anything from Maserati to Honda's...everything in between. I know a little bit on this particular subject. Second thing - when someone can persuade a tire rep. to come in here and post that they have 0 problems with "tire stretching," I will retract ALL of my statements.
The cars posted above with the 9's are obvious track cars. Thats cool. I dig it. BUT, for a tire to properly fit a 9" wide wheel, it requires a size that is not designed for "EF/EG/EK/DA/DC." Key word here - properly. If it's on a track car, I could give a **** less if they have ridiculously stretched tires and poor alignment settings. However, when that bullshit hits the streets and is driving next to my family on the highway, I have a problem with you. A BIG one.
Now, before I submit this post, and some jack off thinks he/she is gonna tell me something..2 things to consider. I have been installing tires and wheels for over 13 years now, on anything from Maserati to Honda's...everything in between. I know a little bit on this particular subject. Second thing - when someone can persuade a tire rep. to come in here and post that they have 0 problems with "tire stretching," I will retract ALL of my statements.