+1northjerseys13 wrote:Ce28n all the way...The lmgt4 are nice but a little played out..
LMGT4 or CE28N
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Re: LMGT4 or CE28N (northjerseys13)
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Re: LMGT4 or CE28N (FlatBlackIan)
You are not mistaken at all sir it is most definitely per wheel. If LMGT4 were $717 for FOUR, then i think they would be a million times more common than they already are. You can buy 4 wheels for the price of one NISMO lol that's why i cheaped out and went with P45R's (broke/cheap-enthusiast-LMGT4's)FlatBlackIan wrote:
If Im not mistaken, that is the price per wheel.
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Re: LMGT4 or CE28N (drift-machine)
lmgt4's are not played out. rota p45's are played out.
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Re: LMGT4 or CE28N (numbnuts240)
Exactly. Lol they got played out before i even installed mine Been sitting in my room waiting for tires/running car for like 6 months now.I rarely see LMGT4's even on NICO because of their baller-ness. The LS1 Kouki looks nice with them (C3Sierra or something)numbnuts240 wrote:lmgt4's are not played out. rota p45's are played out.
Edit: His aren't bronze though.
Modified by TroubleBound at 11:56 AM 12/15/2009