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VernonKoekemoer
Post #5
LOOOOOVE this. Great choice on the wheels and I think the ride height is perfect with those coilovers. Red is definitely the best colour on these. |
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DANIELJARVIS
Post #9
Red FTW. Keep it out of this sun though or it'll turn pink! they clear coat reds now. |
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73GRA
Post #12
LOOOOOVE this. Great choice on the wheels and I think the ride height is perfect with those coilovers. Red is definitely the best colour on these. Straight line speed arent its forte i know but whats this thing like pace wise? Handling? Handling is everything all the reviews have made it out to be. It's so direct and combined with the amount of feedback fed through to the driver, it just begs for twisties. I've been driving for over 17years now and I cannot recall a car which inspires/instills me with as much confidence as this thing does. Looks good mate. Well done. I saw a BRZ the other day with NOT 86 on the plates lol. Hahahahaha, that's gold. Saw this out at a bayside hospital, like the plates! Pretty sure it was stock wheels then though. Yes, they would have been stock then. The Work Kiwamis only went on this morning. |
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Boostn32GTR
Post #13
very tatsy!!! kudos man... Kiwamis look sweet, and still not many around just yet, im really suprised how big an offset these gaurds swallow...... .. none the less it all goes well.. maybe another 20mm front and rear and u have a winner!! |
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73GRA
Post #19
Any particular reason you chose 8.5 fronts and not 9.5? I was under the impression that the front guards allow for a much wider wheel. And what tyre spec did you get? 225/40? 9.5 on the front would be overkill. Heck, you could even argue, with good reason, that the wheels I have on there are overkill already for the 147kW. The guards are rolled from factory, but it's the rears that allow for a much wider wheel. If my memory serves me well, there is a guy in the USA with 10 or 10.5inch on the rear. I have 225/40/R18 on the front, and 245/35/R18 on the rear. |
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Turbo Tim
Post #23
Seen again today. Choice of wheels and fitment is pretty spot on in person. Don't want to go messing around with the geometry too much to appease the stance crowd, especially with all the effort that went into the 86 to make it a lively handling thing in the first place. |
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73GRA
Post #24
Choice of wheels and fitment is pretty spot on in person. Don't want to go messing around with the geometry too much to appease the stance crowd, especially with all the effort that went into the 86 to make it a lively handling thing in the first place. That was my greatest concern about the new wheels. Fortunately, the larger and wider staggered setup has not resulted in understeer, or greatly changed the car's dynamics. I can still control the car with the throttle and get the rear end out as desired. |
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