Price for versus isotta and zauber gettin?
09-10-02, 01:36 PM
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Price for versus isotta and zauber gettin?
Can someone quote me the price for a set of versus isotta in 19''s run. Also the price on Zuber gettin's same size for a gs300
09-10-02, 01:41 PM
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Will posted this for me a while back.
the isotta spokes are made by RAYS of japan, you know, one of the top five REAL wheel makers...the only problem is that RAYS has not update theirs site for a long time..i will try to scan some pics for you from my jdm rims catalogues later.
MSRPS:
19x8 jpy 77000, ~U$D 640 each in silver polish
19x9 jpy 79000, ~U$D 660
19x10 jpy 81000, 680
18s prices will be available later on this spring, but i am guessing thay start from jpy 67-69000.
yes, they do have chroms avail....the wheel looked almost the same as the work euroline KH with less curvature...
the isotta spokes are made by RAYS of japan, you know, one of the top five REAL wheel makers...the only problem is that RAYS has not update theirs site for a long time..i will try to scan some pics for you from my jdm rims catalogues later.
MSRPS:
19x8 jpy 77000, ~U$D 640 each in silver polish
19x9 jpy 79000, ~U$D 660
19x10 jpy 81000, 680
18s prices will be available later on this spring, but i am guessing thay start from jpy 67-69000.
yes, they do have chroms avail....the wheel looked almost the same as the work euroline KH with less curvature...
09-11-02, 01:15 AM
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i meant the listed price that i posted on the above Isottas...the converted US price was lower than...but japan yen has went up in value...
you are fine on the gettins since you ordered them already
you are fine on the gettins since you ordered them already
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Originally posted by gs4will
they are making your set youngman....
they are making your set youngman....
09-11-02, 12:44 PM
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Will
Can you send me your bank info, etc. again?
I need to wire you the $$ for the one wheel Fiday.
Thanks.
Ryan
BTW, rings helped but still not gone. Getting pretensioner tightenend. One of the rims (luckily the one messed up) is not true. I'm pretty sure it came that way.
I need to wire you the $$ for the one wheel Fiday.
Thanks.
Ryan
BTW, rings helped but still not gone. Getting pretensioner tightenend. One of the rims (luckily the one messed up) is not true. I'm pretty sure it came that way.
09-11-02, 02:08 PM
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hehe, that would be cool! I spoke with some guys at America's Tire and they recently had to purchase a new rim for another guy. They said "no way in hell we're going to let him keep this rim if we gotta buy him a new one!"
If you get to keep it, you're one lucky SOB! hehe. But i'm getting my rims/tires mounted there in a few weeks. Any suggestions or info to watch out for??
If you get to keep it, you're one lucky SOB! hehe. But i'm getting my rims/tires mounted there in a few weeks. Any suggestions or info to watch out for??
09-11-02, 02:13 PM
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We tried a number of things to keep them from getting hurt.
1) foam with tape
2) cloth/sock with tape
3) good coating of duct tape
I think the duct tape is the best bet. It is thin and pretty durable. Make sure that each of the "arms" is completely covered where the wheel might touch the rim as the lips will be face down with several wraps.
Also, make sure an experienced person i.e. manager does the job.
Even with as much care as possible, I got a few small scratches.
The big mark was from a foreign object, not the mounting machine.
Also, I'd stand guard and help out. Don't drop them off and run errands. If they won't let you watch, go somewhere else.
Also, USE the Hunter machine. No exceptions.
Good luck.
Ryan
1) foam with tape
2) cloth/sock with tape
3) good coating of duct tape
I think the duct tape is the best bet. It is thin and pretty durable. Make sure that each of the "arms" is completely covered where the wheel might touch the rim as the lips will be face down with several wraps.
Also, make sure an experienced person i.e. manager does the job.
Even with as much care as possible, I got a few small scratches.
The big mark was from a foreign object, not the mounting machine.
Also, I'd stand guard and help out. Don't drop them off and run errands. If they won't let you watch, go somewhere else.
Also, USE the Hunter machine. No exceptions.
Good luck.
Ryan
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