I'm thinking it's time to get some smaller lighter wheels (I have 16" Enkei RS-6's right now. look great but very heavy). and I'm debating between Konig Helium's in silver 15" 10.5 lbs (like them because of the weight), Lenso VPD's in silver 15" 12.5 lbs (Like them cause I can get them cheap), and Rota Subzero's in Steel grey with polished lip 15" 12.5 lbs (like how they look). I like the sub zero's cause the steel grey colour seems nice, darker then silver which I'd like, but not as dark as gun metal, which is too dark. I have never ACTUALLY seen a picture of them on a car tho, and after searching this and 2 other sites for 2 hours, I can safely say no one has ever posted pics of them, or they eluded me. if anyone has pics please post.

Sub Zero, steel grey


Lenso VPD


Konig Helium


Going on this car...



All input is welcome as well.

 

Ive got a set of White Mugen RNR's for sale. I just noticed I live in your town too, haha 15x6.5 10.5lbs with out tires. 28lbs with 32psi in them. $1400.

Nice car too..

 

Thanks for the offer but that's more $ than I'm lookin to spend. I'm at the uni. of Guelph right now, tuition owns me. I can't even afford to bring my car to school with me, so it's sittin in the driveway at home. Nice to hear from another Kingston boy!

 

anyone???

 

here they are on my eh...

 

Ide drop the car first

 

Sub-zeros (i think those are sweet)


a quick edit, but pffff!!!!



just bored....

 

heres my car,
kinda hard to see the wheels from this angle.. but they're there.
15" steelgray subzeros.

 

rnrssssssssssss

 

thanks for the photoshop!

 

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Wow...you need some PS practice.

 

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hey man, don't underestimate my photoshop skills. that was a 5min quicky.

 

the heliums would look good in bronze and if the car was lowered

 

I'd love to drop it but I can't afford to do it right. Every summer i tell myself I will, but then the distributer takes a dump, then needs a new caliper, then brake pads and rotors, then my whole driver side suspension ends up mangled ( didn't hit anything, something just went and it caused everything else to take a dump over time as well), and now my alternaters goin. I don't know how all of the people on here afford all this stuff for there cars. I assume most of the nice cars are owned by people out of school who have real jobs. I go to school during the winter, and don't work during that time. I make 10 grand over the summer, but 3 goes to first tuition, 3 goes for spending money over the year, 2 for spending money over the summer, and the government takes care of the rest. The only way I can afford new rims is because I'd be selling my current ones which are more expensive new, and I should be able to get a good amount for, and that I should get a massive *** tax return.

p.s. I think I'm goona go with the heliums.

 

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sacrafices and dedication. Sound like you have 5 grand of throw around money. I would assume that through out the year you go to mcdonalds or something like that quite a bit? Use that money that you would've used for something like that to drop your car.

BTW , personally I'd go with the sub zeros.