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#606
02-22-2009 | 11:33 PM
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20" OZ Canyons wheels ...
Here's an update ... the 22" RUF wheels are in the shop and currently I'm running with 20" OZ Canyons with Pirelli Scorpion Assymetricos All-Season tires.
I really like the 20" package better than the 22" setup ... at least for now. The 20" setup rides substantially better than the 22"s.
I really like the 20" package better than the 22" setup ... at least for now. The 20" setup rides substantially better than the 22"s.
#608
03-02-2009 | 06:39 AM
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#612
03-07-2009 | 09:10 AM
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Here's mine.
Spec is:
Ruf 550 engine kit
Ruf Exhaust
Ruf Brake Conversion
Ruf Lowering Kit
Ruf Wheels
Ruf Dash Inlays
Am considering getting smaller wheels to make the secondary ride a bit more relaxed.
Spec is:
Ruf 550 engine kit
Ruf Exhaust
Ruf Brake Conversion
Ruf Lowering Kit
Ruf Wheels
Ruf Dash Inlays
Am considering getting smaller wheels to make the secondary ride a bit more relaxed.
#613
05-03-2009 | 07:16 PM
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how's the ride on the 22s? I'm trying to decide between 20s and 22s. I live in Chicago and I've been told not to go 22s b/c they won't last a day on the roads here .. but I love the look of the 22s ... decisions decisions decisions 
#614
05-03-2009 | 07:52 PM
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The best of both worlds would be a 22" wheel/tire that performed like a 20" wheel/tire combo.
The RUF 22" aren't particularly strong for "rough" drives, but they do have that look. Also, they are 46 pounds dry (22" wheel only - no tire).
I'm either going to repair my two+ wheels (RUF 22" cast one-piece) and use them for show-and-shine events, or invest in a 3-piece 22" as a daily driver and use my 20" OZ Canyons for the "rough" road events. The 20" combo rides fantastic!
The RUF 22" aren't particularly strong for "rough" drives, but they do have that look. Also, they are 46 pounds dry (22" wheel only - no tire).
I'm either going to repair my two+ wheels (RUF 22" cast one-piece) and use them for show-and-shine events, or invest in a 3-piece 22" as a daily driver and use my 20" OZ Canyons for the "rough" road events. The 20" combo rides fantastic!
