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Old 06-15-09, 07:54 PM
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What size are the ones on the Audi?
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Nice wheels, I really like BBS LM's so this would be a great option for a lesser price tag.
Old 06-15-09, 08:37 PM
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Looks good to me. Hopefully, I'll be able to get these when I sell my wheels.
Old 06-15-09, 10:23 PM
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nice.... nice pics
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I love it!!!!

I agree they are heavier than the originals, but at the same time a car is not an investment. If you can save a lot of money and still have the same look, why not. A wise financial investor will recommend his clients to buy these wheels over the originals. And his reason, "you work too hard for your money sir, so do want to lose $1500 or $4000.00 on wheels that doesn't appreciate in value?"
Old 06-15-09, 10:59 PM
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Ive never liked those type of wheels. but for some reason they look frigin great on your car.
Old 06-16-09, 02:58 PM
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Originally Posted by IS-SV
IMO, looks just about right as is.
Yea, im gettin that opinion a lot.. maybe spend that moolah on other mods

Originally Posted by IS350JDM
What size are the ones on the Audi?
They are 19x8.5 +35 front 19x9.5 +35 rear

Originally Posted by JVT
I love it!!!!

I agree they are heavier than the originals, but at the same time a car is not an investment. If you can save a lot of money and still have the same look, why not. A wise financial investor will recommend his clients to buy these wheels over the originals. And his reason, "you work too hard for your money sir, so do want to lose $1500 or $4000.00 on wheels that doesn't appreciate in value?"
i love it. good point... no Great point


Originally Posted by sc300STED
Looks good to me. Hopefully, I'll be able to get these when I sell my wheels.
Yep!! PM us when your ready!

-Sonny

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Old 06-16-09, 03:11 PM
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Originally Posted by pandy_88
rob what kinda wheels do you have?
FOR NOW i have 19" RO_JA Formula 5's... something is coming in the NEAR future
Old 06-16-09, 11:26 PM
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Any rubbing issues? What are the tire sizes? I'm definetly going to go this route when I can purchase my wheels.
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Originally Posted by JVT
I love it!!!!
And his reason, "you work too hard for your money sir, so do want to lose $1500 or $4000.00 on wheels that doesn't appreciate in value?"


I hope you're talking about using these on your Honda....
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Originally Posted by IS350JDM
What size are the ones on the Audi?
Originally Posted by Bobby206
Any rubbing issues? What are the tire sizes? I'm definetly going to go this route when I can purchase my wheels.
nope, no rubbing issues with these

235.35.19 front and 275.30.19 rear

Zoeb
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Originally Posted by WheelDude.com
nope, no rubbing issues with these

235.35.19 front and 275.30.19 rear

Zoeb
Per the miata calculator, the rear wheel is 2.1% faster than the 18" stock.


How about 225/35-19 and 285/30-19? Will that cause any issues?

I am looking at 285/30-19 because per the miata calculator, this setup is only 1.1% faster than stock.
Additionally, it will provide a much better staggered look because of the difference between 225F and 285R.
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Originally Posted by WheelDude.com
nope, no rubbing issues with these

235.35.19 front and 275.30.19 rear

Zoeb
No rubbing even under load on bumpy roads?
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Originally Posted by chikoo
Per the miata calculator, the rear wheel is 2.1% faster than the 18" stock.


How about 225/35-19 and 285/30-19? Will that cause any issues?

I am looking at 285/30-19 because per the miata calculator, this setup is only 1.1% faster than stock.
Additionally, it will provide a much better staggered look because of the difference between 225F and 285R.
Originally Posted by chikoo
No rubbing even under load on bumpy roads?
with the +43mm offset it shouldn't be a problem in the rear at all

You are going to have rubbing issues with a 285 though, i'd suggest just running the 275's like we suggest, it's only going to be a 1mph difference at highway speeds...not a huge difference, might get up to a 2mph difference when you hit 105mph
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Originally Posted by WheelDude.com
Over the weekend, we got a chance to roll up to The City and shoot our SGM 2007 IS along with three other Lemans Rollers

The wheels are 19x8.5 +38 front and 19x10 +43 rears in a Hyper Silver w/ Polished Lip.

Check the pics out! Click the link below for many more!
http://wheeldude.com/gallery2/v/neww...0_5x1143_3845/

Let us know what you think!! Enjoy!














-Sonny

Nice setup! Question though; what % tint is the SGM IS running?
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