17's im getting for my BSP '10 GE8 Sport
#1
Join Date: Feb 2010
Location: Huntington Station, NY
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17's im getting for my BSP '10 GE8 Sport
Ok so after like 2 months of deliberation and frustration, i think I finally have decided on a set of rims for my BSP GE8 Sport
Here they are:
17x7 4x100 Offset I believe is 40
And I am wrapping these in |||||||NOPE(Nankang NS-1's)||||||| Nexen N5000's
205/40/17
Tell me what you think!!!
Here they are:
17x7 4x100 Offset I believe is 40
And I am wrapping these in |||||||NOPE(Nankang NS-1's)||||||| Nexen N5000's
205/40/17
Tell me what you think!!!
Last edited by Java^FiT; 08-19-2010 at 01:53 PM.
#3
Join Date: Feb 2010
Location: Huntington Station, NY
Posts: 1,732
I am not dropped yet but I am going to do a modest lowering maybe 1.3" i dont wanna be too low because of the winter and crappy roads in my area. also im waiting for more cash to get springs.
Heres a good Question for all of you though...
What does everyone do about the TPMS sensors??? I know they are in the stock ones but do you usually take em out before you sell those or do you buy new ones and if so where do you get them from. Do you absolutely need these???
Heres a good Question for all of you though...
What does everyone do about the TPMS sensors??? I know they are in the stock ones but do you usually take em out before you sell those or do you buy new ones and if so where do you get them from. Do you absolutely need these???
#8
Join Date: Feb 2010
Location: Huntington Station, NY
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haha ok i thought they were pretty good. how about nexen?
#11
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Location: Huntington Station, NY
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springs
These arent that modest and they are also progressive style. Compared to Swift Springs which are F -1/ R -1.5 the T1R s-coils are F&R -1.5 to -1.75
Would love to see some images of the difference. Would i have rubbing with the rim and tire setup above with the T1R's??
Would love to see some images of the difference. Would i have rubbing with the rim and tire setup above with the T1R's??
#14
If I were you I would skip on those tires and try and find some higher quality Bridgestone, Goodyear, Yokohama, Michelin, Continental etc...
Last edited by bmxman; 08-19-2010 at 01:56 PM.
#16
Join Date: Feb 2010
Location: Huntington Station, NY
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I am probably going with the Nexen N5000's as far as tires go because I have heard 90% good things about them and only a few random complaints, but if anyone can give me more input on springs i would really appreciate it.(whether i should go with prog's or standard and what is closer to the 1" drop range as I do not wish to go too low)
#18
Join Date: Feb 2010
Location: Huntington Station, NY
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Well I am getting these rims from wheelfire.com and they dont have many options as far as tires go wehn getting them with the rims and if i dont get tires ill have to pay shipping and lugs and balancing and mounting. so id rather get some Ok/Good tires now and later on I can find other ones but for now im gonna do the nexens unless someone can tell me if falken ze-502's are good or not...