don't buy into those, get the real wats if you really want them, don't buy those crappy knockoffs. you already know to have the spacers ready thoughskydragoness5 wrote:Whoa! The Konig Rewinds? I've only seen them in 14" in 4x114.? How the hell did you manage finding that? I love them, but there's no way that spoke design is clearing my z brakes.The search continues
mbmotorsports weapon17x9 +17 $122 each.hahahaha, thats what I runorFN01RC 17x9 +15 $155 each. hahaha. thats only if i really needed something to get rolling on.skydragoness5 wrote:Used Watanabes are way over-priced, not to mention the possibility of them being out-of-round from use or any curb hits that aren't visible to the eye. I'd rather buy new. Plus, Konigs aren't nearly as crappy as Rota's, ugh. But Konigs aren't what i'm set on anyway. Team Dynamics seems to be the only lightweight rim, with good offsets that are a good price. Sometimes having rims that aren't $200 a piece is more cost effective when one gets damaged and needs replacing/repairing.
WHAT!? WTF!sultan wrote:the mb motoring wheels say a-tech on them- so here's the site. when you convert the prices they are kinda expensivehttp://www.marukanet.co.jp/a-tech/index.html
Modified by sultan at 2:49 PM 1/6/2005
Awesome, i checked out wheeloptions site and found some stuff. Thanks Sultansultan wrote:look at esses.us, they have a-tech wheels in crappy sizes, i think they're a distributor but i can't look at the site right now because my work computer sucks. wheeloptions and some other places sell a-tech