SALE ; Turbo twist wheels 17
10-19-2004, 07:08 PM
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I stole Mark's 18" Turbo Twist that are Beautiful! They were on that 928 open back looking unit. They barely fit in the wheel well with 245/40/18 and 265/35/18 S02's and that is what I wanted. A full wheel well. My wheels really made my car look different and much more modern. They are FRH wheels. My girlfriend has a new Boxster and my wheels look just as good or better than hers. I can highly recommend them.
Thanks Mark and Jim!!!
I stole Mark's 18" Turbo Twist that are Beautiful! They were on that 928 open back looking unit. They barely fit in the wheel well with 245/40/18 and 265/35/18 S02's and that is what I wanted. A full wheel well. My wheels really made my car look different and much more modern. They are FRH wheels. My girlfriend has a new Boxster and my wheels look just as good or better than hers. I can highly recommend them.
Thanks Mark and Jim!!!
10-19-2004, 07:08 PM
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James man yes they twist the "right way" on one side the "wrong way" on the other BUT I can not figure out which is right and which is wrong 
they are just different !
they are just different !
10-19-2004, 07:13 PM
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Redidrum ...thanks for the photos the 17s look much the same as your 18s they just show a bit more rubber on the sidewalls. Anyone dreaming ??
10-19-2004, 09:14 PM
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Yes Justin I have been know to take payments and when the last payment is made we ship the parts There is a company here in California that was doing "rent to own" wheels. Billboard add said "Think you can not afford these wheels...Think again ..Rent to Own Wheels ." These were the BIG SUV 24 inch or so bling,blings.
There is a company here in California that was doing "rent to own" wheels. Billboard add said "Think you can not afford these wheels...Think again ..Rent to Own Wheels ." These were the BIG SUV 24 inch or so bling,blings.
10-19-2004, 10:07 PM
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Originally Posted by Jim bailey - 928 International
..Rent to Own Wheels ....
10-20-2004, 01:35 AM
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Originally Posted by Jim bailey - 928 International
Putting big wide "latemodel" Porsche style wheels on an early car makes a huge change in appearance. I have 275 width tires on the back of the very brown 1980 , that almost makes it look good From the rear it just looks NASTY ! about 22 inches of rubber width for the two tires.
From the rear it just looks NASTY ! about 22 inches of rubber width for the two tires.
10-20-2004, 02:08 AM
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Originally Posted by James-man
These wheels confuse me.
Do they twist the right way on one side of the car and the wrong way the other side of the car?
OR does the set have two that twist one way and two that twist the other.
Aesthetic issue.
I do admit: ignoramus me.
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Do they twist the right way on one side of the car and the wrong way the other side of the car?
OR does the set have two that twist one way and two that twist the other.
Aesthetic issue.
I do admit: ignoramus me.
Thanks!
Here we go again... 
10-20-2004, 04:36 AM
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My car came with them, and I LOVE them! The upgrade from 16" to the wider 17" makes a big difference in cornering. This car feels like it's on rails, and the ride is not impacted significantly.
The only downside: If you have a pre-91 car and don't work out at the gymn, you might want to upgrade your power steering pump and rack to the '91 and later model versions...
This is a great offer, and well worth jumping on!
The only downside: If you have a pre-91 car and don't work out at the gymn, you might want to upgrade your power steering pump and rack to the '91 and later model versions...
This is a great offer, and well worth jumping on!
10-20-2004, 05:37 AM
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Jim
What is the widest tires you can run on those 7.5 & 9" rims & still fit under a stock 88 S4 wheel well? Ideally I would like to run a 255 up front and a 275-285 in the rear?
Thanks
Brian
What is the widest tires you can run on those 7.5 & 9" rims & still fit under a stock 88 S4 wheel well? Ideally I would like to run a 255 up front and a 275-285 in the rear?
Thanks
Brian
