nisskid

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soften sway bars, get decent tyres.

that's fine, although 245/45 is a bit high for a 17" rim on GTS-t, not that it will really effect much besides handling, looks and clearance, but either way.

lowering 2-3 inch ull need to bump the spring rate a lot, to a point where keeping stock shocks would be terrible.

lol exactly, it's basically a penis size contest for forums.

Note: Nissan GTR refers to R35, Nissan Skyline refers to all skylines including skyline GTR's. http://www.carmagazine.co.uk/CAR-Features/...-cars-18-08-09/ vote. could be a repost, but search is down, and i cbf going through page after page.

you get what u pay for, don't u think if there was a decent brand that only cost a bit over $1k in aus everyone would buy them? cheap wheels are cheap because they were made cheaply, if you want a decent wheel ull either have to spend more $$ or go 2nd hand. plenty of quality wheels around in the 1.2k mark.

rota are even worse lol

i've got a pair of 235/40 Dunlop Direzza 03G's, got a few track days left, probably about half worn. $100 firm Located near Mitcham in SA, would prefer local pickup as delivery is a bitch for tyres. pics:

updated to what's left.

lol im not gonna reccomend drift teks. ull have to look 2nd hand.

sorry, couldnt find anything for ceffys but if u do find some it's the same deal of getting them duplicated.

yeh they are a good looking rim, was looking at buying them myself, then i realised i was poor lol oh and i didnt mention it in the first post, but im selling these for a mate, if anyone is interested give the number a call or send a PM to cordial (follow the link to ns) over on ns.

all 4 in good condition white in colour 9's need a fresh oowder coat. 5 x 114.3 Rob - 0411789942 located in SA piks - http://www.nissansilvia.com/forums/index.p...p;#entry5342990

pretty much lol skyline's arent a lot better with their UCA's tho. fronts suck in general.

ill be doing side pipes soon just for shits and giggles, will come out just after the front wheel, twin 4" flutes, should be pretty quiet.

yeh 3mm isnt heaps though, and the main thing when it comes to scrubbing on lock is the offset is down. as mentioned chassis scrubbing on lock is to do with tyre size and wheel offset, wheel width plays a insignificant role, as hard as it is to understand.

yeh i cant remember if u mentioned what suss u were running, but check the clearance u have now, u might be able to get away with more. and try to stay away from driftteks, they are expensive cheap junk lol when u look at what u can get 2nd hand, and even new for around the same $$ it seems crazy to buy them.

hey mate, 8" will be wide enough, but u can go up to 9" if you think you might want to go wider in the future, 9" will hold a 255 easily, or u simply prefer a more direct feel (not such an issue with semi slicks due to their stiff sidewalls anyway). as far as clearance issues, the mac strut on the S13's is known for shitty inner clearance when you go aftermarket coilovers, how much depends on each coilover, but generally the safe point seems to be around 9" +20 where it should clear most coilovers. unfortunately this will push out pretty far in ur guards, especially if u run a 255 down the track. if you want more carefree fitment, u could get away with something like a 8" +30. u can then go a 9" +30 on the rear and run a 235 there as well if u want, generally when the car is running close to stock power, i find a neutral tyre setup works well on these cars as they do have a bit of understeer from factory, and not heaps of power to put down. but depends on the suspension setup etc, and how much power it's letting u put down.

you're getting rorted.

please dude, do some reading.

WTB: Front R32 hub/knuckles

btw if someone wants to bring in a set for their ceffy then they can, but ill be going out of my own pocket to bring in a set for a 32 4door.

they are currently $650 in NZ, obviously + postage etc will all add up. but the ones made here should be cheaper, plus u wont have the same issues with postage. im mainly interested in bringing one set in so i can duplicate it cheaply as i'll need a few sets a year.

alright guys, who would be keen on these? guy makes them in NZ, thinking about bringing in a set and getting fibredesigns to reproduce them here.