steelies on an s2000 anyone?

[Kielan]

this already happened.

Should do it again.

[motocaddy]

We should just give texas back to the mexicans.

this already happened.

[Kielan]

http://www.diamondracingwheels.com/drwcustom.html

Damn I wish they made 17s..... Oh wait

Oh yeah? Call them.

[DerTee30]

Cali should just break the fuck off and become Hawaiis problem

[Francois Dillinger]

We should just give texas back to the mexicans.

[Jesus Christ]

and take all the messicans and liberals witcha.

[DerTee30]

they're making Texas look bad.

Then move....

[DerTee30]

http://www.diamondracingwheels.com/drwcustom.html

Damn I wish they made 17s..... Oh wait

[motocaddy]

You're both idiots.

they're making Texas look bad.

[DerTee30]

Sounds more like driver fault.

How about you come race at our track, they use the old shut down lanes....

[Kielan]

DRW make custom steelies to wanted specs. 17s, etc. I know that an aggressive set up would be, say 17x9 +41 and 17x10 +37.... but youre right I dont know what a proper backspacing might be so I asked for opinions. Good thing you were a lot of help.

They don't make 17s.

[served4g]

So basically you have no idea what wheel specs your car takes? lolol So this whole time you just wanted us to explain how wheels offset works and spec out some wheels for you? lmao At the end of the day, steelies could be pulled off on an s2k but not by someone who has to ask


Let me spell out what I've been saying this whole thread. No one buys steelies because they love the look and money's no object. They look pretty cool and have great customization for the price. Most people rock DRWs because they're so cheap and customizable. They work on 240s, miatas, and civics etc. because theyre somewhat older and cheaper cars so they can pull the look off. Also because DRWs come in 16" and smaller which works on those cars. If you want 17" you're stepping up to Trucker wheels. You really gonna run trucker wheels on your s2k? Or are you really going to widen some stock steelies because you like the look and "money's no object"? LOL They don't look good, they don't perform well, and they wouldn't even end up being that cheap if you do it right. Either way you look at it, you have fucking awful taste. GTFO.

DRW make custom steelies to wanted specs. 17s, etc. I know that an aggressive set up would be, say 17x9 +41 and 17x10 +37.... but youre right I dont know what a proper backspacing might be so I asked for opinions. Good thing you were a lot of help.

[Ollie]

Thats the response to my original question I was looking for...... Not the resposes I got.

So basically you have no idea what wheel specs your car takes? lolol So this whole time you just wanted us to explain how wheels offset works and spec out some wheels for you? lmao At the end of the day, steelies could be pulled off on an s2k but not by someone who has to ask


Let me spell out what I've been saying this whole thread. No one buys steelies because they love the look and money's no object. They look pretty cool and have great customization for the price. Most people rock DRWs because they're so cheap and customizable. They work on 240s, miatas, and civics etc. because theyre somewhat older and cheaper cars so they can pull the look off. Also because DRWs come in 16" and smaller which works on those cars. If you want 17" you're stepping up to Trucker wheels. You really gonna run trucker wheels on your s2k? Or are you really going to widen some stock steelies because you like the look and "money's no object"? LOL They don't look good, they don't perform well, and they wouldn't even end up being that cheap if you do it right. Either way you look at it, you have fucking awful taste. GTFO.

[Francois Dillinger]

Heavy wheels don't correct driver error.

[served4g]

Sounds more like driver fault.

Its definitely driver fault with 1.6 60fts and trapping 114 in the 1/8 and running a 9.80 in the 1/4... Glad you caught that i almost missed it!