Selling wheels gramlights 57f-pro
05-06-2006, 07:39 AM
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Selling wheels gramlights 57f-pro
Hello guys, sorry for creating another new thread. this time i post some pictures with the wheels fitted on the car.
seling these wheels for 3500aud with the tyres included.
seling these wheels for 3500aud with the tyres included.
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05-07-2006, 01:12 AM
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Was trying to work out how big the lip on them is, if it's like this then I'm interested for sure!
(back off Taka, you don't need them
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What condition are they in?
(back off Taka, you don't need them
)What condition are they in?
05-07-2006, 01:30 AM
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er...umm...oyester gave details of the width, size & offsets in his earlier thread
+48 front, +42 rear ....TT, that ought to give you the dished look you're after
+48 front, +42 rear ....TT, that ought to give you the dished look you're after
05-07-2006, 01:45 AM
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Ahh, thanks for that Timbo, I remember seeing that now.
Gramlights 57F-Pro (Gunmetal) 19x8.5 offset +48 19x10.5 offset +42 (wheelscap included)
Hmmmmmm, wonder if they'd rub?
Gramlights 57F-Pro (Gunmetal) 19x8.5 offset +48 19x10.5 offset +42 (wheelscap included)
Hmmmmmm, wonder if they'd rub?
05-07-2006, 07:10 AM
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Originally Posted by Tim Tam
Ahh, thanks for that Timbo, I remember seeing that now.
Gramlights 57F-Pro (Gunmetal) 19x8.5 offset +48 19x10.5 offset +42 (wheelscap included)
Hmmmmmm, wonder if they'd rub?
Gramlights 57F-Pro (Gunmetal) 19x8.5 offset +48 19x10.5 offset +42 (wheelscap included)
Hmmmmmm, wonder if they'd rub?
geez tim
learn to use the SEARCh function and dont REPEAT
05-07-2006, 12:08 PM
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Originally Posted by Tim Tam
Ahh, thanks for that Timbo, I remember seeing that now.
Gramlights 57F-Pro (Gunmetal) 19x8.5 offset +48 19x10.5 offset +42 (wheelscap included)
Hmmmmmm, wonder if they'd rub?
Gramlights 57F-Pro (Gunmetal) 19x8.5 offset +48 19x10.5 offset +42 (wheelscap included)
Hmmmmmm, wonder if they'd rub?
no they wont rub, unless there is 4 passenger sitting in ur car..but that is rarely rub too unless u ran over a big hump at high speed.
05-07-2006, 12:09 PM
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Originally Posted by takahashi
Budi,
Size/width/offset/tyre brand/size/tread level?
I sound like in the dirty chat room?
Size/width/offset/tyre brand/size/tread level?
I sound like in the dirty chat room?
front tyres is dunlop sp sport 9000 245/35/19, the rear is using hankook ventus sport 275/30/19
05-07-2006, 06:20 PM
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tim i really dont think they would rub!!!!!
erics rub and thats only cuz 20inch rims and decking like no tomorrow!! but his only rub when hes turning + bumpy typical syd road.
oyester, have u had any problem with the DSC? due to the wider tyres on the rear? how does it drive? Ever had any problems with the staggered set up??
(sorry bout the questions but i think timtam is a bit worried about the above)
erics rub and thats only cuz 20inch rims and decking like no tomorrow!! but his only rub when hes turning + bumpy typical syd road.
Originally Posted by oyester
front tyres is dunlop sp sport 9000 245/35/19, the rear is using hankook ventus sport 275/30/19
oyester, have u had any problem with the DSC? due to the wider tyres on the rear? how does it drive? Ever had any problems with the staggered set up??
(sorry bout the questions but i think timtam is a bit worried about the above)
05-07-2006, 09:50 PM
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Originally Posted by MissyK
tim i really dont think they would rub!!!!!
erics rub and thats only cuz 20inch rims and decking like no tomorrow!! but his only rub when hes turning + bumpy typical syd road.
oyester, have u had any problem with the DSC? due to the wider tyres on the rear? how does it drive? Ever had any problems with the staggered set up??
(sorry bout the questions but i think timtam is a bit worried about the above)
erics rub and thats only cuz 20inch rims and decking like no tomorrow!! but his only rub when hes turning + bumpy typical syd road.
oyester, have u had any problem with the DSC? due to the wider tyres on the rear? how does it drive? Ever had any problems with the staggered set up??
(sorry bout the questions but i think timtam is a bit worried about the above)
there is no problem at all with the DSC because i have the wheels aligned and spooring. it actually makes the car grip on the ground more firmer
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05-07-2006, 10:02 PM
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there is no problem at all with the DSC because i have the wheels aligned and spooring. it actually makes the car grip on the ground more firmer
thats what i thought also re: the grip on the rear. its a major debatable issue tho about the staggered setup.
i just think staggered is okay when ur not using the car for track etc, so timtam it should be ok for you.
as for DSC going off - ive read thread about RXP33D and few others who had problems with fronts being stock then rears being 245 - never understood why there was a problem? any1 want to clarify this for us, cuz i think this is wat timtam is more worried about
05-07-2006, 10:28 PM
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I *think* the upshot of that issue was that the DSC light went on (not sure if DSC 'kicked in') when worn 225/45s were fitted on the front with new 245s on the rear. Fitting new tyres all around at the same time appears to solve the problem.
Also, you may notice the understeer, especially in the wet, on the road as oyester's set up is effectively 3 sizes larger. Of course it will not be a problem if you drive..er....sanely
in those conditions. TT...you are sort of setting yourself up a bit like Sqz's previous ride 
Also, you may notice the understeer, especially in the wet, on the road as oyester's set up is effectively 3 sizes larger. Of course it will not be a problem if you drive..er....sanely
in those conditions. TT...you are sort of setting yourself up a bit like Sqz's previous ride
05-07-2006, 10:44 PM
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Originally Posted by timbo
Also, you may notice the understeer, especially in the wet,
05-07-2006, 10:49 PM
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275s on the rear and you think it'll UNDERSTEER in the wet? It'll be aquaplane city!
I got a solution.......
come down to melb for a weekend and check out the rims and drive the car to suss it out
geez ur more difficult then a woman
05-07-2006, 11:46 PM
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Originally Posted by MissyK
I got a solution.......
come down to melb for a weekend and check out the rims and drive the car to suss it out
geez ur more difficult then a woman
come down to melb for a weekend and check out the rims and drive the car to suss it out
geez ur more difficult then a woman
yes, you can drive my car and test it out.
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