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Old 05-04-2010, 10:16 AM
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New wheels finally on, going to get some black wheel nuts I think, unless anyone knows where I can get gun metal ones from?

Also any ideas on gun metal centre caps?









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Look very nice Do the stickers peel off?
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Nice wheels
Now get buying some coilovers
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Hold on; don't the Rays require a tapered nut seat (not a spherical one like OEM) just like their Mugen cousins require?

I'd check before driving it!
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Originally Posted by Nick Graves,May 4 2010, 06:35 PM
Hold on; don't the Rays require a tapered nut seat (not a spherical one like OEM) just like their Mugen cousins require?

I'd check before driving it!
really?
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nice, how much lighter are they than standard?

also get the meguiars tyre gel on them
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Really needs lowering a couple of inches now
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Like those wheels, cars looking good
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Originally Posted by Nick Graves,May 4 2010, 07:35 PM
Hold on; don't the Rays require a tapered nut seat (not a spherical one like OEM) just like their Mugen cousins require?

I'd check before driving it!
Possibly, the rota's did.

I made this mistake with the rota's first time around .

Nice wheels btw i like them.
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