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if u have 1 mm of clearance it is enough. the only part of the tire that deflects is the part touching the ground. my rear clearance is about .5mm between the wheel and the strut. nothing to worry about. btw, unless you do something seriously wrong like run your car up a curb or jump off a freeway i...

muteki lugs can be had for $20 bucks at your local speed shop. not to mention you can get lightweight open ended lug nuts for the same price if u choose. regamaster makes spoon sw388. work is its own company and volk is under mackin industries. work is not a mackin industry product line but volk and...

not all cast wheels are heavy and not all forged wheels are light

is there a rear kit?

work and rays are made by totally different company volk and rays however are made by the same company. both are subsidiaries of mackin industries. work wheels are a higher end wheel than anything produced by mackin industries. none of them are low end tuner products and nothing mackin industries ma...

u need something in +22 offset to fit that width

muteki lug nuts are good quality. they may be less in price and look like kyogens (duno how to spell it) but they are not the same quality. the kyogens are very cheap and strip easily. muteki is made by mackin industries and are very reasonably priced as well as good quality not all lug nuts are cre...

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you can fit 225 on a 7 inch wide wheel but its pointless to do so because most of the tread will be rolled up on the sides rather than being on the ground. the optimal wheel width for a 225 is 8-9" if you use a wheel too narrow you are wasting money buying wider wheels because the tire tread is...

i can easily get either manifolds so no trades

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you are right that 225/40/17 is closer to stock size but if u have ever tried to buy a 225/40/17 u'd know that there is not much tire choices in that size. i can count the tire options with the fingers on one hand.

http://www.takumiproject.com http://rbmotoring.com/gallery/JDM-Used-wheels i have purchased a set of work wheels and ssr wheels from takumi project and a set of blitz wheels from rbmotoring i have had good experiences with both. this company makes a few nice wheels that are very low priced and look ...

my wheels are 18x9 +24 and the 225/40/18. for the rear i had to use a 3mm spacer to clear the rear strut but my suspension has some very fat strut body. front does not need spacer only rear so it may clear with 9" +24 on a car with off the shelf struts. the wheel lip is a tiny bit past the fend...

i did 145mph for 200+ miles with my k8 years ago driving from so cal to vegas, i was in a bit of a rush to get to vegas. its not bs.

if your dyno's are corrected numbers than it should not matter that the climate was not the same. correction factors provided by a weather station for dyno's which is often optional helps the issue of comparing dyno's done in different geographical locations as well as different weather.