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julion

By julion,
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well its finally time to replace the stock rims.

I was thinking of getting some white ones and looking at spending as little as possible. Bob jane has a cataloguecatalologue. What do you think of the white circuits? there dirt cheap, so i could spend some more. any opinions??

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Bunta Grand Master

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They look good mate! But obviously being so chep they probably wont be as light or as strong as the could be!!! If you like that look try work emotion kai the look similar but would be way better quality wise

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Volk TE37

Buddyclub P1

most 5 or 6 spoke racing wheels r hot, sometimes a bit of dish is nice too :)

the circuits are a nice looking rim but personally i preffer less spokes. On that page i would go for the Vortex D2, but if you definately want white i guess thats not an option.

good luck with the descision and post some pics when u get a new set :O

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I like the buddyclub p1s very much.

my budget is about 1k though.. anyone know any good, cheap wheel places in sydney, maybe 2nd hand ones?

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white circuits might look allright depending if they get the offset right or not. For the money you are probably not going to get any Jap brand rims even second hand these go for 1800+.

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