just get some street coils don't get sleeves. they blow shocks and they are kinda risky the lower you go.1991ls13 wrote:here are more pics of the car, im pretty sure im just going to flare them, meaning(pull and roll) and obviously lower it a bit more. yu guys know how stiff it would be if just rocked coil sleeves?? if i have to get a full coilover i will just rather not since im not doin serious competeing
Yeah, Godspeed is one of those companies that made coilovers geared towards street applications, but they seem to work fine on the track. I wouldn't buy them, just because brand name does matter a little to me, but I've heard that they aren't too bad at all. They don't go as low as some other setups, but hey, it might be good enough for you.1991ls13 wrote:ok ill just save a bit, ill propbably rock godspeed just to see how they are, one year warrenty and everyone that has proof and has road them like them but everyone that doesnt have proof say there cheap china garbage so i guess we`ll see lol
My original email.Rota wrote:Friday, October 9, 2009 11:23 PM
Hi Gabriel, We will have grid 17x9,17x9.5 and 17x10 in couple months.Kim
I'm happy.Pandapants wrote:
On Fri, 9 Oct 2009 09:11:33 -0700 (PDT) Gabriel Santana-Viera <[email protected]> writes:
I'm a big fan of rota wheels, the Grids especially. You guys offer awsome looking wheels with wonderful sizes at affordable prices. I was super excited when I heard the Grids came out in more aggressive sizes i.e. 18x9.5 +15. I was slightly upset, however, that the 17" Grids do not share these similar widths and offsets.
I am currently very fond of the 17"/18" staggered set up but would not do so without similar width and offset for the 17" wheels.
My question is, is it possible to have a pair (2) of wheels made in a 17x9.5 +15 configuration in a 4x114.3 bolt pattern?
-Gabriel
