Post pics of your ride!
Zerofucksgiven
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From: Roanoke
Re: Post pics of your ride!
Muhahaha:
[IMG]http://i81.photobucket.com/albums/j227/teamnextgen/2013-01-16131358_zps77c7b37a.jpg
[IMG]http://i81.photobucket.com/albums/j227/teamnextgen/2013-01-16182456_zps220815fe.jpg
Pics on car this weekend....If they fit.If not,cutting/hammering/fuckit-ing will ensue.
[IMG]http://i81.photobucket.com/albums/j227/teamnextgen/2013-01-16131358_zps77c7b37a.jpg
[IMG]http://i81.photobucket.com/albums/j227/teamnextgen/2013-01-16182456_zps220815fe.jpg
Pics on car this weekend....If they fit.If not,cutting/hammering/fuckit-ing will ensue.
I'm down. Hollaatchaboi!
I'll dust off the hammer and dolly set and find all my random oddball dollys if you want me to help.
Bewst!!!
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From: Roanoke, VA
Re: Post pics of your ride!
My Cosmis Racing MRII's came in today! After working out a deal with Cosmis Racing, I will be the first 350Z owner with these wheels, as well as the first person in VA with them 
I will be doing a photo shoot with Woo's wife once my tires come in and get mounted, since part of the deal was to take photos for them to post on their website/forums. Needless to say, I'm quite stoked!
18x9.5+15
Speaking of mounting/balancing...Where would be the best place to take these to have the tires mounted? I have to send pictures to Cosmis Racing for their website model, and these wheels cannot have ANY scratches on them. Ive had problems in the past with tire machines leaving teeth marks inside the wheels where the machine grabs it... obviously i dont want this happening. So where is the safest place to take them to?
I will be doing a photo shoot with Woo's wife once my tires come in and get mounted, since part of the deal was to take photos for them to post on their website/forums. Needless to say, I'm quite stoked!18x9.5+15
Speaking of mounting/balancing...Where would be the best place to take these to have the tires mounted? I have to send pictures to Cosmis Racing for their website model, and these wheels cannot have ANY scratches on them. Ive had problems in the past with tire machines leaving teeth marks inside the wheels where the machine grabs it... obviously i dont want this happening. So where is the safest place to take them to?
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From: Roanoke
Re: Post pics of your ride!
This. R888s are terrible compared to the NT01s,and they're especially bad on the street.If you're driving hard enough to keep them hot you're driving way too fast on public roads!
Thank you!I'd only ever seen these wheeels on Hondas with stretched tires,and I really liked them.Seeing them now with meaty(ish) tires on them and I love them.
Fuckit is a way of life.
That's way too time consuming,haha.I'm just going to cram the roller on there if I need any more room.The vinyl will cover the warpage/cracks/etc.
Thank you!I'd only ever seen these wheeels on Hondas with stretched tires,and I really liked them.Seeing them now with meaty(ish) tires on them and I love them.
Fuckit is a way of life.
That's way too time consuming,haha.I'm just going to cram the roller on there if I need any more room.The vinyl will cover the warpage/cracks/etc.
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Re: Post pics of your ride!
Got the wheels on today,was taking some detail pics and my camera went dead....Took one shot of the whole car with my cell camera,but it sucks.
Also modded the roller.A while back a guy rented it and stripped out the nut for the adjustment on the head angle.I kind of rigged it up,but today I cut that nut off and welded on a new one.Also shortened the main body as much as possible to allow it to work on cars with smaller wheelwells,like Hondas.To cover up the bare steel I coordinated to the car a little.
Also modded the roller.A while back a guy rented it and stripped out the nut for the adjustment on the head angle.I kind of rigged it up,but today I cut that nut off and welded on a new one.Also shortened the main body as much as possible to allow it to work on cars with smaller wheelwells,like Hondas.To cover up the bare steel I coordinated to the car a little.
