looking good, hate this time of year almost ready for my winter rims to

 

dam that looks dope...i love black da's

 

i love your DA

 

da's hot , but those are already stock wheels, whats for winter, steelies?

 

Clean DA I've seen you rolling around

 

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are you from toronto?
or suburbs somewhere?
thanks guys.

 

nice and clean

 

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2nd that ...

 

I ive in Socal and am a noob towards winter prepping of one's car. Why do you need to swap rims for the winter?

 

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Salts/ sand/ rocks...these are just a few things that highway departments use on icy/ snowy roads to help with traction. All of those will help in deteriorating the finish on your wheels.

And if his OEM wheels (which I might add are super clean on any H-car) are his daily rollers, then I can see why he would want to change them out for the winter.

BTW...CLEAN *** DA.

 

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to preserve the rims for spring/summer. he may have a set of steelies with winter tires on there or he may simply not want to risk the possibility of damage to the spring/summer wheels.

 

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Its less of a hassle to have a set of winter tires on a cheap set of rims and just change wheels than it is to change tires twice a year.

Its even easier to have two cars though.

 

oh ok thanks. I thought the extreme cold might crack it or something haha.

 

clean

 

thanks again.
and yea. all the replies about changing the rims for winter were correct.
i have a set of spray painted black 91 GS rims for winter.
here is the pic from last winter.

 

man oh man i love clean *** DA's **** looks hard..those "winter" wheels actually look pretty mean too good job sir..i'd rock that

 

love the black housing headlights

 

One clean DA.

 

 

nicely done

 

My winter rims are on too.

 

i just installed them today along with my new oil pan.
big difference from the tires that i had 195/50/15 to 185/60/14.
the sidewall seems to be much softer it handles worse, even tho the tires are brand, new kumho ecsta 716s.

 

nice ride but you need stock wheels to replace stock wheels for winter?? ahhaah just sounds funny to me. but i understand. you dont want to mess up the finish on your ls wheels.

 

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Read the thread again, and if you still don't get it, give up at life.