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Hey guys,

Finally got tyres for my rims an they are now on . I'm loving them, tell me what use think???

19x9.5 +17 fronts 245/35/19

19x11 +10 rears 275/30/19

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Look good! A full side shot please. Are those Intensive Hunks? Needs a bit more of a drop me thinks to get the full effects of those offsets.

Look good! A full side shot please. Are those Intensive Hunks? Needs a bit more of a drop me thinks to get the full effects of those offsets.

will get more pics when sunshine/time allows, Only on stock suspension atm.

Suspension is next on the cards, Yep you're correct intensive hunks they are :)

Cheers.

The infamous Chris Rogers supplied and fitted the shark fin antenna as part of the TV tuner install. Reception is pretty good in most areas but still not perfect (obviously).

I would have liked it if the fin was a little shorter or less pointy. Finding a suitable replacement is high on my list of things to do in 2010.

And yep... phillip island on sunday. First time actually.

will get more pics when sunshine/time allows, Only on stock suspension atm.

Suspension is next on the cards, Yep you're correct intensive hunks they are :)

Hey Bee!

Spotted you parked in Jacaranda Estates! Was taking a walk there as I live in Jacaranda Heights further inside...what a coincidence! I remembered your wheels lol. They definately stand out!

Hey Bee!

Spotted you parked in Jacaranda Estates! Was taking a walk there as I live in Jacaranda Heights further inside...what a coincidence! I remembered your wheels lol. They definately stand out!

hey man,

lol if you saw it parked on the park side that's where it lives coz i really hate my driveway hahaha.

Yeh i figured you lived further in more. They really do stand out, it's either the chrome/dish

or that its sticks 1inch out of the guard lol

  • 2 weeks later...

nice 35 you have there ... should go to test and tune sometime arent many 35's you see on tracks.. heres a few of mine at the SAU drags

manages best time of 13.98 with constant 14.18 runs

at least it was fun spingin the 275 20's up lol

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