panda1314's Taffeta White Sport with Blue RPF-1's
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panda1314's Taffeta White Sport with Blue RPF-1's
I ditched my heavy 16" Enkei T-forks in exchange of these awesome Blue RPF1's.
The tires are Falken 912's. Very quiet very smooth, haven't tried pushing them yet. Gonna wait till i get my Progress Rear Sway Bar and new EBC brakes on Friday.
Currently lowered on Eibach Pro-Kits but I am considering some HSD Coil-Overs...
The tires are Falken 912's. Very quiet very smooth, haven't tried pushing them yet. Gonna wait till i get my Progress Rear Sway Bar and new EBC brakes on Friday.
Currently lowered on Eibach Pro-Kits but I am considering some HSD Coil-Overs...
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Yes they are. I hated the look of painted calipers but at the same time mine took a beating through two canadian wintwe and were heavily faded so badly I didnt want to leave them in a nasty charcoal grey behind the nice bllue rims.
#10
Yup it's the original enkei blue from the factory. 15" that's why they look smal. I was thinking of getting summer tires but I do a lot of highway driving and they won't last long enough for me plus i dont want to slide everywhere in the rain. As for why my car looks matte, it just needs a wash and wax that's all
#12
To be honest I want it to be quiet and grippy. Less weight certainly would help alot too.
I was thinking between Toyo Proxes 4 or Yokohama S. Drive's
Inputs?
I was thinking between Toyo Proxes 4 or Yokohama S. Drive's
Inputs?
#13
If you are willing to spend some money:
Michelin Pilot Sport All Season.
Quieter than the stock all seasons, better fuel economy than them (even going from 195/65/15 to 225/45/17), grip for days.
Best tires I've ever owned.
(note I didn't have them on a Fit lol)
#14
tires are Falken 912: 205/50-15
#17
I have blue theme too.
Where did you get the Honda lettering for your calipers?
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Where did you get the Honda lettering for your calipers?
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I was running 16" enkei's for the past two years. Wanted a different look this time around but didn't really want to go 17s cuz the wheels will be too heavy so I opted for 15s instead.
Very happy with the look so far I'm most likely gonna sell my 16" enkei's. I was gonna keep them as winter wheels but I'm gonna look for some other 15" wheels instead.
Zero rubbing issues so far lowered on Eibach Pro-Kits.
The white Honda sticker was provided by the tire shop where I bought my rims/tires from. Also got them to spray my calipers red and drums black for me as both were fading.
Very happy with the look so far I'm most likely gonna sell my 16" enkei's. I was gonna keep them as winter wheels but I'm gonna look for some other 15" wheels instead.
Zero rubbing issues so far lowered on Eibach Pro-Kits.
The white Honda sticker was provided by the tire shop where I bought my rims/tires from. Also got them to spray my calipers red and drums black for me as both were fading.
#20
If you want a superb "High-Performance, All-Season" tire, then get the Continental Extreme Contact DWS. Superior tire in all areas. On Tire Rack, go to the "Survey" tab down on the page for category ratings. They're great on dry, wet, and excellent snow and ice ratings, and I think, for an 'All-Season", they look reaaly nice.
Check 'em out here:
Conti Extreme Contact DWS - Google Search
... and here:
Continental ExtremeContact DWS
That would be my choice for High Performance, All Seasons.
Check 'em out here:
Conti Extreme Contact DWS - Google Search
... and here:
Continental ExtremeContact DWS
That would be my choice for High Performance, All Seasons.