Wheels For The s2k.
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the color is red.
i want to get the works emotions xd-9 in white. but dont have the money for them. i think im going just save up for those rims. they are too hard and red on white looks nasty.
thanks guy really appreciated you guys helping me out.
also have another question i want to buy some locks for my seats so they cant steal my seats. were can i get them at.
i want to get the works emotions xd-9 in white. but dont have the money for them. i think im going just save up for those rims. they are too hard and red on white looks nasty.
thanks guy really appreciated you guys helping me out.
also have another question i want to buy some locks for my seats so they cant steal my seats. were can i get them at.
Last edited by ep3freak07; Dec 2, 2008 at 01:24 PM.
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please please get the ap2 for now unles you big baller and get work ,volk,ssr or some type of good wheel...dont be cheap on a s2k please dont be....you will regret getting sportmax or rotas..im helping you because i dont want you to get hurt in those damn wheels
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If you plan on getting the rota torques, it might be your best interest that with just a couple hundred more, you can get the real deals, and get the sizing that does concave for an s2000. Just a thought 
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hahahaha. Maybe you should go tell all the NASA guys running Rota's that their rims aren't structurally sound.
Huh? The Rotas he posted are $650 shipped.
http://www.s2ki.com/forums/index.php...ic=475818&st=0
$650 savings is pretty big. Don't know what fantasy world you live in.
Rota hate always makes me laugh. We own $10,000 Honda roadsters, not Ferrari's. (Honda-tech Rota topic #349823, but the first one I've contributed to)
To the OP, get what you want. I'm not a fan of any of those rims and agree with Kyle on staying with the stock ones over those 3.
http://www.s2ki.com/forums/index.php...ic=475818&st=0
$650 savings is pretty big. Don't know what fantasy world you live in.
Rota hate always makes me laugh. We own $10,000 Honda roadsters, not Ferrari's. (Honda-tech Rota topic #349823, but the first one I've contributed to)
To the OP, get what you want. I'm not a fan of any of those rims and agree with Kyle on staying with the stock ones over those 3.
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^ couldn't agree more..... As nice as our cars our..they are just glorified Miata's, not Ferrari's... $650 wheels on a $10,000 car really isn't that big of a deal....
Personally, I bought the "real deal". I payed a LOT of money, I waited a LONG time. Was it worth it. Meh. Maybe. The quality of the wheel was out standing. But, could I have got 95% of the wheel for 50% of the cost. Damn right. It is personal preference. We don't have the same budget. We don't all have the same priorities. Maybe buying Rota's helps an owner save for track days. Or diapers. Or rent. See what I'm getting at?
Of those wheels, I would go with AP2's. You can fit the Rota Torque's that come concave, but it is gonna take some work.
Personally, I bought the "real deal". I payed a LOT of money, I waited a LONG time. Was it worth it. Meh. Maybe. The quality of the wheel was out standing. But, could I have got 95% of the wheel for 50% of the cost. Damn right. It is personal preference. We don't have the same budget. We don't all have the same priorities. Maybe buying Rota's helps an owner save for track days. Or diapers. Or rent. See what I'm getting at?
Of those wheels, I would go with AP2's. You can fit the Rota Torque's that come concave, but it is gonna take some work.
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^ couldn't agree more..... As nice as our cars our..they are just glorified Miata's, not Ferrari's... $650 wheels on a $10,000 car really isn't that big of a deal....
Personally, I bought the "real deal". I payed a LOT of money, I waited a LONG time. Was it worth it. Meh. Maybe. The quality of the wheel was out standing. But, could I have got 95% of the wheel for 50% of the cost. Damn right. It is personally preference. We don't have the same budget. We don't all have the same priorities. Maybe buying Rota's helps an owner save for track days. Or diapers. Or rent. See what I'm getting at?
Of those wheels, I would go with AP2's. You can fit the Rota Torque's that come concave, but it is gonna take some work.
Personally, I bought the "real deal". I payed a LOT of money, I waited a LONG time. Was it worth it. Meh. Maybe. The quality of the wheel was out standing. But, could I have got 95% of the wheel for 50% of the cost. Damn right. It is personally preference. We don't have the same budget. We don't all have the same priorities. Maybe buying Rota's helps an owner save for track days. Or diapers. Or rent. See what I'm getting at?
Of those wheels, I would go with AP2's. You can fit the Rota Torque's that come concave, but it is gonna take some work.
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