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  • Dude
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    Originally posted by kishg
    just call bimmerworld and ask for the Team Dynamics wheels. Get some UHP tires like direzzas or re-11s. How much experience do you have? I didn't run R-comps till i had about 30+ days.
    Like 5. Its just a thought. Its not like its anywhere near my next purchase. I was actually really suprised how well my toyo proxes held up on my 325es. Once they were warmed up they held great, got a little slippery when they got to hot but I was still really impressed.

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  • !kid
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    Originally posted by Dude
    Yeah they are. I really like them and they came with the car so....

    i was told these seats have no backing only cloth and springs.

    is this true? does the seat have a solid back?

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  • kishg
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    just call bimmerworld and ask for the Team Dynamics wheels. Get some UHP tires like direzzas or re-11s. How much experience do you have? I didn't run R-comps till i had about 30+ days.

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  • Dude
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    Originally posted by Jesse30
    not only that but you would be reverting from 5x120 to 4x100....theres a lot of people that go 5 lug just for the added wheel options.


    OP is silly.

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  • Jesse30
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    Originally posted by erik325i
    Why would you even consider using adapters for a set of cheap reps? It seems like the worst of both worlds.
    The extra cost, weight, and questionable safety of running adapters, all for a replica.
    not only that but you would be reverting from 5x120 to 4x100....theres a lot of people that go 5 lug just for the added wheel options.


    OP is silly.

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  • Dude
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    Originally posted by nickflic3
    lol I really don't think Kish and Brian are hating, they are just looking out for your best interest on the track. While their advice may seem like a slight at your judgment, they are talking from years of experience as track junkies. Kish is somewhat local to you and is a track instructor too. You can obviously go with whatever you want and not to take what they say to heart but even if you don't go with everything they say, at least hear them out.

    Just my

    On a brighter note, I know whatever you do it will look sick so just do your thing and I'm sure we'll all be satisfied with the end result
    I gotcha. I mean im a young punk and everything and i like acting big on the internet just as much as the next guy, but when its time to get to business and help someone out you dont have to be all wound up about it.

    And thanks man!

    Originally posted by LedJetta
    you can get 5x120 borbet (the original) type As believe it or not.

    would probably end up being cheaper and better all around than fakes with adapters.

    shocking, i know.
    Probably true

    Originally posted by FredK
    You don't need race compound tires. Bleed the brakes and just go.
    I know I dont need them, but from the time ive put in on the track already ive (both driving and in other cars) I would like to get some stickys on another set of wheels so i dont have to get some decently sticky summer tires that i go through fast daily driving it.

    Originally posted by calz4m
    Team Dynamics, Koseis or TR Motorsport wheels for track duty. DUDE, trust me on this. Function over form is important at the track. Get the car safe and save your hard earned dough for seat time if you are serious about going to the track regularly.
    Can you get those TR motorsports wheels in 5 lug? Ive seen them in 5 lug in the tire rack ads in GRM but since the tirerack website sucks finding what you want becuase they force you through the whole select your model car to find the wheels you want.
    Originally posted by Holland
    Two sets of wheels, just saying.
    Originally posted by !kid
    what model sparcos? (please dont say sprints :( )
    Yeah they are. I really like them and they came with the car so....

    Originally posted by freeride53
    Car looks nice, especially the engine bay.
    P.O did a really clean job with the swap, like the valve cover/color combo
    Yeah it really is a good job, just needs some loose ends tied up.

    Originally posted by erik325i
    Why would you even consider using adapters for a set of cheap reps? It seems like the worst of both worlds.
    The extra cost, weight, and questionable safety of running adapters, all for a replica.
    So people will S my D on stanceworks DUHHHHH

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  • erik325i
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    Originally posted by Dude
    Thinking ESM type A reps. ill need 5x100 to 5x120 adapters and the offset on the wheels is 10 and adapters are pretty thick.
    Why would you even consider using adapters for a set of cheap reps? It seems like the worst of both worlds.
    The extra cost, weight, and questionable safety of running adapters, all for a replica.

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  • freeride53
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    Car looks nice, especially the engine bay.
    P.O did a really clean job with the swap, like the valve cover/color combo

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  • Holland
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    Two sets of wheels, just saying.

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  • !kid
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    Originally posted by Dude
    Half gutted interior with sparco's

    what model sparcos? (please dont say sprints :( )

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  • calz4m
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    Originally posted by kishg
    all that's well and fine but unless you are racing, it most likely doesn't matter and you are unlikely to do it or do it right. you are better of learning to drive the car as it is rather than worry about "setup" at the track. better to focus on seat time and keeping the car reliable so you can maximize that seat time.
    +1

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  • kishg
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    Originally posted by !kid
    to corner balance the car maybe? or to play with spring rates to find the best set up for him?
    all that's well and fine but unless you are racing, it most likely doesn't matter and you are unlikely to do it or do it right. you are better of learning to drive the car as it is rather than worry about "setup" at the track. better to focus on seat time and keeping the car reliable so you can maximize that seat time.

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  • calz4m
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    Team Dynamics, Koseis or TR Motorsport wheels for track duty. DUDE, trust me on this. Function over form is important at the track. Get the car safe and save your hard earned dough for seat time if you are serious about going to the track regularly.

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  • Roysneon
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    Originally posted by Danny
    Type a's on the track with adapters? Go the fuck home.

    Get some ds2s or contours or something.
    Y'all mad.

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  • FredK
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    You don't need race compound tires. Bleed the brakes and just go.

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