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Here are some more pics (clickable thumbnails). Unfortunately all the rain has left my car kinda dirty.
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I finally got my rims installed tonight. Took just over an hour and I learnt how to use my torque wrench. I'm pretty happy with them so far, although it looks like my car is now raised. I'll try to take better pictures tomorrow.
I took it for a quick test drive and I am quite impressed with the tires. They are extremely quiet and provide a very soft ride.
Nice...those Falken Torque 5 Gunmetal is one of my favorites. It would look a lot nicer if you went with 18". But 17" is a lot nicer compare to stock wheels. Good job.
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Back on stock height and love it!
Thanks, I just snapped some quick pics late last night while in the garage. I'll take some outside pics later today. I agree, I would have liked to get 18s except it was a bit more pricey and the lack of sidewall would not be fun on our pothole covered streets up here.
After thinking about it though, I really don't understand why my car looks raised. The new overall diameter is only 0.15" larger than stock so it shouldn't be that big of a difference. Any ideas?
So it rained pretty hard last night and I didn't get a chance to take any more pics...maybe later today.
Anyways, my car still rides funny. It's definitely higher than before. And I'm not sure if this is a problem but there is not much room between the rear tire and the spring...maybe 1 inch. The front is ok though. Should I be worried?
Thanks, I just snapped some quick pics late last night while in the garage. I'll take some outside pics later today. I agree, I would have liked to get 18s except it was a bit more pricey and the lack of sidewall would not be fun on our pothole covered streets up here.
After thinking about it though, I really don't understand why my car looks raised. The new overall diameter is only 0.15" larger than stock so it shouldn't be that big of a difference. Any ideas?
It will be fine. The spring will move up when the tire moves up. That distance doesn't change because they move together. The strut and the wheel are connected to the lower control arm.
Yeah they are really 17s. They do look great in person though. I'm happy with them though - looks way better than stock and I didt have to sacrifice too much ride comfort.
Very Nice...lovein the gunmetal. I had 18's on the coupe, and had less space between the tire and the strut...but it never rubbed!....U shouldn't have any problems!
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