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19's Plus Bronx, NY Roads = this
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Ouch!
but it's cooo.. looks like it's time to get some new wheels anyways. |
go down to 18
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somewhere on the cross bronx maybe..?
sux dude freakin NY roads |
Kyat was this before or after your drop?
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It doesn't look hes dropped yet....check out the black struts.
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225 35s? Looks like mine after meeting up with a va pothole (But i BROKE the rim) Id say go to 18s thats what im looking to do now.
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damn that does suck. i refuse to drive my car into the city with my 19s, just for that reason. i am dodging things enough here on the highways and even surface streets, i cant do that in NYC and pay attention to the trafic at the same time. i never knew how the guys in the city did it, rolling on big rims like that, i guess this answers it, unless they are forged, its not gonna last. sorry man, even tho it wont look as good, it may be time for 18s.
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I won't drive in the city even with stock wheels. The last time I did it, I was literally doing less then 5mph down the Streets. The avenues are usually fine.
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damn that hurts to look at but it happens to the best of us. i drove my sisters 528i with 19" E46 M3 CHROMES and hit a huge pot hole. basically tore the lip of the rim.
you can try hammering a wooden block at it. |
yea i wanna get it fixed before the meet tomorrow but ihave work today so doubt thats gonna happen. and yes it was on the cross bronx center lane going south.
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damn man, poor rims...
yea i was driving with them on nj roads and that was already bad ny is like times 408237407 good luck with getting them fixed! |
I've been here before....twice, looking into getting some new wheels, probably going down to 18's. I think that if rims regardless of size, doesn't have a lip then it's a little tougher to bend. But that lip just gets killed everywhere.
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that's the payoff with ultra=low profile tires, sad to say...
that, and IIRC Konig rims are really not all that strong :scratch: |
IMO, 19's look best on the 5th generation. I opted for 18's as well, due to crappy roads in Indy............I feel your pain
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Originally Posted by 2kayznmaxima
damn man, poor rims...
yea i was driving with them on nj roads and that was already bad ny is like times 408237407 good luck with getting them fixed! |
I think it's time for some 18s or a move. :squintdan
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I feel your pain!
Same thing happenned to my Konig Theorys. Tried getting them fixed, now they just sit in my garage collecting dust..... :mad:
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That sucks man, but the amount of brake dust build-up kinda has me concerned as well.
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yea my brakes have been squeaking alot when its been raining, but i just changed the pads like 2 months ago.
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19's definately look better on the 5th gen's but thats why I went with
18" Hiros instead. |
Yikes! Yeah man NYC is pretty bad sometimes i feel like i'm driving on a slalom avoiding holes and bumps, but as bad as it is try going to Detroit. I spent the summer working out there and the roads are the worst! Good luck getting that fixed
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Ohhhhhhhhh man, sad to see something like that. :( That's one reason why I didn't go with 19"s. I hit so many potholes already with my 18", and they're fine. If they would've been 19"s they would be gone a long time ago. Defenately go with 18"s next time.
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Originally Posted by Cant_Get_Ryte
225 35s? Looks like mine after meeting up with a va pothole (But i BROKE the rim) Id say go to 18s thats what im looking to do now.
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Maybe get some decent wheels this time. Kongis SUCK A$$. In fact, al american rims suck. Get some forged or semi forged wheels and youll be good to go. Even with 18's, if you get cast wheels they will eventually bend becuase of softness. Peace
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sweet dude.
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dam you need to take those rims down to liberty, its like 40 to fix it i believe
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