BDMACH1
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Looks great to finally see them on the car man :cheers:
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It's better then never broThanks
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Wow! Those look nice! I'm really liking the brushed titanium. What's the wheel and tire size?
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Brushed Titanium. I had the cut to spec for him when they first got released.
Tire sizes Im not sure but I believe 275/35/20 & 315/35/20 NT05/R
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19x9.5 TSW Bathurst square 285/35/19 RE71R
Thanks to [MENTION=27078]Paul@PKAUTODESIGN[/MENTION] for hooking me up with a beautiful set of wheels/tires. Decided to go with Paul since he's such a strong forum supporter and was very responsive in my 3,000 questions. Cost was about the same as it would have been if I got all the parts, went to tire store, fist fight with them over some problem, etc. These things were very well packaged and flawless. My only nit would be the bright silver TMPS stems used on gunmetal wheels.
Setup: 19x9.5 TSW Bathurst 39ET. 5mm spacer up front, nothing in back. "Tons" of room in front against strut - enough I could put my hand in between. Hubrings 76.0/70.6.
Weights on my scale: Rear stock PP/Pirelli 65.5lbs, frt 61.75
Bathurst with 285/35/19 Potenza RE71R: 50.5lbs.
Both numbers include wheel weights and TPMS, but no lugs.
The RE71R is quite a bit shorter than the stock rear PP assembly, enough that it throws off the speedo by approx 3mph at 60-65 mph. Will need to get my speedo adjusted with tune.
But damn, what a difference in turn-in and responsiveness. Haven't even worn the tire mold sex wax off the Potenzas yet, and they already make the stock pirelli setup feel like your grandpa's E70 snow tires he had on his impala. And yeah, she's getting lowered soon... the 4x4 look isn't becoming. :ford:
Thanks to [MENTION=27078]Paul@PKAUTODESIGN[/MENTION] for hooking me up with a beautiful set of wheels/tires. Decided to go with Paul since he's such a strong forum supporter and was very responsive in my 3,000 questions. Cost was about the same as it would have been if I got all the parts, went to tire store, fist fight with them over some problem, etc. These things were very well packaged and flawless. My only nit would be the bright silver TMPS stems used on gunmetal wheels.
Setup: 19x9.5 TSW Bathurst 39ET. 5mm spacer up front, nothing in back. "Tons" of room in front against strut - enough I could put my hand in between. Hubrings 76.0/70.6.
Weights on my scale: Rear stock PP/Pirelli 65.5lbs, frt 61.75
Bathurst with 285/35/19 Potenza RE71R: 50.5lbs.
Both numbers include wheel weights and TPMS, but no lugs.
The RE71R is quite a bit shorter than the stock rear PP assembly, enough that it throws off the speedo by approx 3mph at 60-65 mph. Will need to get my speedo adjusted with tune.
But damn, what a difference in turn-in and responsiveness. Haven't even worn the tire mold sex wax off the Potenzas yet, and they already make the stock pirelli setup feel like your grandpa's E70 snow tires he had on his impala. And yeah, she's getting lowered soon... the 4x4 look isn't becoming. :ford:
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