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So apparently my rims are buckled and not to mention the nice gutter rash courtesy of the previous owner.

So I've been looking at some new rims for when I need new tyres, so far I've come up with the following;

Lenso Tenzo DC5 http://www.tempetyres.com.au/products_c ... rt_no=1204

Lenso Rc2 http://www.ozzytyres.com.au/page.php?lo ... mag_id=194

Lenso Rs GT http://www.ozzytyres.com.au/page.php?lo ... mag_id=170

Or if there is something that any of you think that will suit, please share, I will never put chrome rims on my car so please don't share those.

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what about these, konig's are really light for unsprung weight, and you can change the face plates on the spokes for these
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Go Tempetyres. You're after lightweight I take it?
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yeah lightweight, and the first in the list i am considering is from tempe their 1200
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Post by drewby »

id go the rs gt rims as im lookin into gettin some.. just waitin to see how much there gonna set me back :?
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Volk TE37's... 8)
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Where would you be getting them from?
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Gmax drift6 look good 8) and they're lightweight - http://members.iinet.net.au/~sg/sgIMGP0966-800.jpg

only a 2mm gap though to the coilover (from the tyre) if you choose 17x8 +35, 235/40/17. (1 cm from rim to coilover). if you have a spring/shock combo theres probly a little bit more room
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GMAX make some sh*t hot light weight wheels. Mine are pretty light for what they are.

I'd look into what they have.
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If you want lightweight, you should pop over to the Aus Evo forums... it's mandatory for the rim weight to be specified in the for sale ads! 8O And a majority of the rims those guys use would fit an FTO 8)
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Sweet thanks ben I'll check that out 8)
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