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Old 08-04-2007, 02:19 PM   #11 (permalink)
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I didnt get them, I was skeptical that they would not fit the SRT, and I have bad enough ride as it is.

If I were to do them I would do 265 35 22 and 295 30 22 I like more rubber for a lil better ride.

I emailed the guy he said for sure they will fint, in my opnion he means the lugs will fit, he doesnt know that the car has huge brakes.

C'mon, pull the trigger. If they don't fit, I bet a tiny 3mm spacer would clear them. I did that w/my old Bonspeeds. No issues.

As far as ride, the 265-35, 295-30 BARELY affected the ride.

Why your ride is so crappy is b/c of the OEM super stiff suspension.

KW V2 or Teins would soften the ride up nicely w/o affecting handling.
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Old 08-04-2007, 04:23 PM   #12 (permalink)
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teahead, what width and offset were the Bonsped rims than needed the 3mm spacers? Also, what is the offset on the 22x9 Moz rims you have now? Thanks.
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Old 08-09-2007, 01:17 AM   #13 (permalink)
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teahead, what width and offset were the Bonsped rims than needed the 3mm spacers? Also, what is the offset on the 22x9 Moz rims you have now? Thanks.

Bonspeeds:

22x8.5F...+20
22x10R...+27

The spokes just didn't clear the fat brakes.


Moz...??? To be honest, I have no idear. Will have to call Moz on what they made them at. I think both the 22x9 and 22x10.5s are +20.
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come on and buy them. The non chrome ones will look awesome and set you apart from the rest.
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I checked on the non 3 piece weight, and I think the affects will be too negative in regards to HP loss due to high weight.

And Until I can afford to do a 3 piece 22" wheel I will hold off on these. I did take my current SRT wheel and painted the inside of all the spokes black. I have 2 wheels done.





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Ok, makes sense. Someone else must want them though...come on, someone, anyone.
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