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Old 01-16-2005, 07:57 PM
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got new shoes!

just slapped on 19" sportec mono/10s, made by BBS. man i LOVE the look of these wheels. ball burnished finish.


i definitley feel a quicker turn in but the amazing thing is that they are more comfortable than my previous 18s.
call me crazy but i guess the conti sc2 were soooooo harsh that it made these new dunlop sp9000 more comfy, more quite too.


the rear 275/30x19 are noticably narrower than the conti 265/35x19. compared
to the front tires,does the rear mounting look right to you? the rears don't seat on the rim the
same as the fronts. looks like i should have gone with 295s instead.



one last thing, what tire pressures do you recommend?

next thing, gt3 bumper or ruf or caractere....
 

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Old 01-16-2005, 08:08 PM
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get the cup aerokit 1! love that 'C' wing ;p
 
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Old 01-16-2005, 09:17 PM
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Those are 10" rims in the back? With 275 tires I figured they'd be more filled out...
 
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the tries are not wide enough you can see the rear tires..being stretched out...
 
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Old 01-16-2005, 10:00 PM
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Originally posted by teflon_jones
Those are 10" rims in the back? With 275 tires I figured they'd be more filled out...
ya, 19x10 275/30s. i figured they would be more filled out too. i just hope the tire locks onto the bead real well.
 
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Old 01-16-2005, 10:26 PM
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Very nice! For some reason, I can't help thinkin of the HRE 543R/ AM DB9 wheels...mayb its just me
 
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Really nice! I've not seen those in person but a few guys have asked about those so if you're in the area next time stop by so we can check them out

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Old 01-17-2005, 12:05 AM
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Originally posted by sharkster
Really nice! I've not seen those in person but a few guys have asked about those so if you're in the area next time stop by so we can check them out

cheers!
thought you may be at the "work on cars" day. i changed out the spark plugs, polyrib belt (w /some guidance).

i'll stop by this week, i need to pick up some rejex

still waiting on the clutch parts
 
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Always loved how the Sportec's look. For tire pressure, use the stock 36/44 guidline. With 19" wheels and tires, there's much less sidwall so under-inflating could cause bent rims or worse.
 
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Wow - I love those wheels. A very classy look. I agree with you - I think wider tires in the rear would fit better.

Where did you get the wheels? and how much?
 
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Wow - I love those wheels. A very classy look. I agree with you - I think wider tires in the rear would fit better.

Where did you get the wheels? and how much?
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Old 01-17-2005, 04:32 PM
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What is the widest tire that can be mounted on the 19 x 10? - Also, will the 19 x 11 wheel fit on a narrow body?
 
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My favorite Porsche wheels!! HOT HOT HOT
 
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Hmm, doesn't Dunlop make a 305 25 19? I'd go with that for the rear if it'll fit.
 
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Hmm, doesn't Dunlop make a 305 25 19? I'd go with that for the rear if it'll fit.
i'd try the 305s but i would definitely have to roll the fenders. i may have to do it anyway atfer installing the coilovers.
 


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