What rims look good on your sebring??? Post your Sebrings with rims here!!!!!!!!
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06-24-2004, 08:55 AM
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ZSAK, just go with BBS LMs and call it a day. They're the "classiest" looking wheels out there for the s2000, but you'll have to pay a rather hefty price.
The only negative thing I can think of (I used to have them) is that you can definitely feel the additional weight v. stock. The car feels less lively. Period. and you will rub.
I dropped about 4-5lbs of unsprung, rotating mass per corner by going with the racier looking RG-Rs. Noticeable difference and I think I'll continue in the lightweight tradition. and they don't rub. they're def growing on me and attract just as much if not more attention than the LMs for some reason.
The only negative thing I can think of (I used to have them) is that you can definitely feel the additional weight v. stock. The car feels less lively. Period. and you will rub.
I dropped about 4-5lbs of unsprung, rotating mass per corner by going with the racier looking RG-Rs. Noticeable difference and I think I'll continue in the lightweight tradition. and they don't rub. they're def growing on me and attract just as much if not more attention than the LMs for some reason.
06-24-2004, 09:05 AM
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Even though I do love the look of the LMs - I definitely back up WRS2Ks experience with the additional rotating / unsprung weight. Same deal with the GT3s.
The car feels "heavier" and less go-karty. (there's a nice non-word)
On the street though - I really don't care. As long as they look good - that and fit decently...
The car feels "heavier" and less go-karty. (there's a nice non-word)
On the street though - I really don't care. As long as they look good - that and fit decently...
06-24-2004, 09:11 AM
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you know you guys arent helping with my bank account any haha. Ya i want the Lms soo bad, but I don't think I can justify paying 3 grand for rims. Now the Rgr's are a bit cheaper and lighter. I like that go cart feel so I want to try to retain that. But who knows, its going to be a good year or so before i upgrade for sure. But keep these pics coming soooo hot.
06-24-2004, 09:26 AM
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Originally posted by ZSAK
you know you guys arent helping with my bank account any haha. Ya i want the Lms soo bad, but I don't think I can justify paying 3 grand for rims. Now the Rgr's are a bit cheaper and lighter. I like that go cart feel so I want to try to retain that. But who knows, its going to be a good year or so before i upgrade for sure. But keep these pics coming soooo hot.
you know you guys arent helping with my bank account any haha. Ya i want the Lms soo bad, but I don't think I can justify paying 3 grand for rims. Now the Rgr's are a bit cheaper and lighter. I like that go cart feel so I want to try to retain that. But who knows, its going to be a good year or so before i upgrade for sure. But keep these pics coming soooo hot.
