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Old 05-16-2007, 09:37 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Got rims how do yall think it looks?

I've got rims and falken azenis rt-615s for autocrossing finally. Figured I'd share some pics. I think it looks nice.





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Nice hood prop

Personally, I think they look horrible on the car, but if you like them, more power to ya!
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yes, the hood prop is of a multi-purpose nature actually... :-D

The massive steel pipe is 1) hood prop
2) used to bend the body of the car out after a wreck
3) protection on the streets
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They look like Borbet Type B's or Mila Milagies

what are they?
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I think the wheels look good, not loud, those tiny tires are another story, I think they are way too small around they remind me of a solid rubber wheel on a wheelbarrow but thats just me and are too small for the wheel opening, the bad part of the wheels is that they really look new and spotless and make the needed bodywork stand out that much more, get going on that and it will make the wheels fit in much better
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They look like Borbet Type B's or Mila Milagies

what are they?
they are "Pacer" rims.
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I think the wheels look good, not loud, those tiny tires are another story, I think they are way too small around they remind me of a solid rubber wheel on a wheelbarrow but thats just me and are too small for the wheel opening, the bad part of the wheels is that they really look new and spotless and make the needed bodywork stand out that much more, get going on that and it will make the wheels fit in much better
Yeah I know those tires are really low profile, I got them like that on purpose for track reasons tho, better gearing for acceleration As far as the body work is concerned, yeah I know what you mean. needs some work. Perhaps eventually I'll get my car lowered even further with acustom racing suspension set up for my camry, then those low profile tires won't look so out of place.
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what size are the wheels?

you have a stock suspension? what class are you running? h-stock?
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the rims are 16inchx7 or 7.5 im not sure which. I am their third owner. I run STS. The tire size is 205/40/16. I have kyb gr2s with intrax springs.
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