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[Drama]

I think titanium coated lugs are more of a single color.
example:


You get the idea. But neo chrome is more of a multi-colored lug. Plus they're chrome.

O ok I see. But I think they look the same when the lip of a wheel is coated with it.

I can get a pretty good price on black open end extended ones.
I got a metric asston of money for my birthday.
Do I keep my 225/40's and take the chance and see if they'll stretch, or say fuck it and get fresh new 215/40's for a fatter stretch?

neo would look flashy on your car. Silver car/white wheels/neo-chrome lugs.

How wides your wheel?

[Uyles]

9.5".

So it's either keep these Riken Raptor's and I have no idea if they'll stretch or look good stretched, or go for something like these for cheap:

http://www.onlinetires.com/products/vehicle/tires/nankang/215%252F40-18+nankang+ns-ii+nankang+89h.html

http://www.onlinetires.com/products/vehicle/tires/federal/215%252F40-18+federal+ss595+85w.html

$298 shipped for the Nankangs.

[Drama]

yea do the 215s. Cheap af.

[Uyles]

Yeah and I'm having a party tonight and basically everyone will bring me cash so there's the lugs right there so really the tires are just barely coming out of my pocket.
I've heard the NS-II's stretch.

[Drama]

sick. I've seen people buy NS-IIs for stretching but haven't seen em stretched.

and I get maximum stretch in Forza


and some 3 wheel motion

[Gator]

Sitting in beach traffic blowsssss!

[Kielan]

NS-II's stretch really well. I have seen it done. You can get them pretty cheap too.

[Uyles]

Yeah dude. $298 shipped to my house including tax and everything on onlinetires.
Then about $125 shipped for the neo chrome muteki's.
I need to go to America's Tire and see if they'll stretch it for me. If not...idk.

[Kielan]

Do it yourself hahah. I have seen the videos on YouTube it doesn't look thaaaaaaatttt hard hahahah.

[Uyles]

I know I was honestly thinking about it. I'd just go and get them balanced.
Stretching it with a bike tube looks easiest. Fire...I'd rather not.

[Kielan]

I know I was honestly thinking about it. I'd just go and get them balanced.
Stretching it with a bike tube looks easiest. Fire...I'd rather not.

But fire is just so much fun.

[Uyles]

God damn I know. Hahahaah.

[Kielan]

Seriously though local shops tend to do it a lot more than those chain tire stores, and for less too.

[Uyles]

i went to a local shop like 3 days ago and the guy looked at me like i was crazy and said no one does that anymore. hahaha.

ooh, i got me some wayfarers.

[Drama]

I know I was honestly thinking about it. I'd just go and get them balanced.
Stretching it with a bike tube looks easiest. Fire...I'd rather not.

I thought bike tubes were for minor stretching but I guess not.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RRUYJLZfn34&playnext_from=QL

heres a method I've never seen before:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=72IQxHvvojY&playnext_from=QL

but fires just so fun

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zBsnopsKP00&feature=player_embedded

and why do you have to put air immediately after you stretch tires?