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08-21-2003, 12:41 AM

Quickshift

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WTB: wheel adaptors

Looking for a set of adaptors so I can have a larger selection of rims. Like to find a used set. New will work to if the price is right.

09-09-2003, 09:05 PM

gr8gatZby

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I got mine from Ross at Modern Motorsports, I just mounted my new shoes yesterday too. I love'em, I'll get some pics up soon. I've seen them for less than $200 on ebay, ever try that? Otherwise you'll have to pay just over that from www.modern-motorsports.com.

10-09-2003, 03:25 PM

gr8gatZby

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adapters

Hey quickshift, have you found adapters yet? I found some from a company called TechnoToyTuning for I think $180....not sure on the quality and customer service though since I haven't done business w/them ever. Check my pics when you get the chance of my rims and adapters.

10-10-2003, 10:53 AM

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Thanks for the info. Nice Z you have there.

What size wheels and tires are those? Are you going to drop it a bit to get rid of the fender gap or plus size the tires?

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10-10-2003, 12:22 PM

gr8gatZby

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Actually, I think I would like to do 18"s now...but it'll have to wait a year or so till I get out of school. Yeah, there's a bit of a gap, but I'm used to it now.
I've got 205/40/17s on them, and the rim is a 4x100mm bolt; 17x7 w/38mm offset. It is very close to my front springs, so I wouldn't go much wider...unless I you go w/different offsets.
Have you tried out any sites I've recommended yet? TechnoToyTunning or Modern Motorsports?...let me know what you decide and if you need anything else.