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  • kishg
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    Originally posted by BrewCity11
    The slips are coming to me hopefully and will be redone flat black.

    Hopefully they don't end up like my old ones on the prelude
    They are yours. will try and drop them off at Lev's on the weekend.

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  • JRKOUPE
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    Originally posted by BenM
    Shit. My dad just purchased some 13x8 RB's for his 02.
    Ben.....contact me..I'm trying to get a GB on Compomotives ML in 13 x 8 for us 02 ers....

    if your pops can get out of the rotas.

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  • BrewCity11
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    Originally posted by markseven
    Sup Kish, why the Kazera for track use? Are the slips street-only now?
    The slips are coming to me hopefully and will be redone flat black.

    Hopefully they don't end up like my old ones on the prelude

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  • kishg
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    Originally posted by markseven
    Nice! May i ask how much thetrack setup cost?

    I'm still on the Azenis (treadwear 200). I can't wait to switch to R's... maybe two DE's down the road.
    TR had a closeout on the kazera's@99/wheel. BFG R1s are $178/tire in 205/50/ZR15. Great tire.. highly recommended.

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  • markseven
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    Originally posted by kishg
    mark. i finally switched over to r-comps :) i got TR to ship me the kazera's with BFG R1s mounted and balanced. so far, very happy with the setup.
    Nice! May i ask how much thetrack setup cost?

    I'm still on the Azenis (treadwear 200). I can't wait to switch to R's... maybe two DE's down the road.

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  • kishg
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    Originally posted by markseven
    Sup Kish, why the Kazera for track use? Are the slips street-only now?
    mark. i finally switched over to r-comps :) i got TR to ship me the kazera's with BFG R1s mounted and balanced. so far, very happy with the setup.

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  • markseven
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    Originally posted by kishg
    i've had a good run with my rota slips too. no issues. i've switched over to a set of kazera kz-m for track and will be ordering the new tr wheel over the winter.
    Sup Kish, why the Kazera for track use? Are the slips street-only now?

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  • markseven
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    Originally posted by JGood
    Glad to hear it. I think I'm going to continue to use mine.
    Right back atcha :D

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  • kishg
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    Originally posted by markseven
    Is track use more demanding or regular DD (I guess it depends on the number of potholes one encounters). If track use is more demanding, then your point doesn't make sense :-D

    The slips I bought two years ago are still holding up very well. Few potholes, some gator-strips at the 14 or so DE's I have on 'em.
    i've had a good run with my rota slips too. no issues. i've switched over to a set of kazera kz-m for track and will be ordering the new tr wheel over the winter.

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  • JGood
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    Originally posted by markseven
    The slips I bought two years ago are still holding up very well. Few potholes, some gator-strips at the 14 or so DE's I have on 'em.
    Glad to hear it. I think I'm going to continue to use mine.

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  • markseven
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    Originally posted by StereoInstaller1
    All of you retards trying to shave every 1/16 oz off your unsprung weight like these are some kind of fucking race car...on the street...welcome to garbage metal and shit engineering. Fucking awesome! Hope no one got hurt learning that.
    Is track use more demanding or regular DD (I guess it depends on the number of potholes one encounters). If track use is more demanding, then your point doesn't make sense :-D

    The slips I bought two years ago are still holding up very well. Few potholes, some gator-strips at the 14 or so DE's I have on 'em.

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  • Jonny Cash
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    Originally posted by xLibelle
    i'm happy i sold my Rotas...
    Oh, yea. Thanks alot.. Pawn your junk off on me :)

    They are painted. I like them for my DD cabrio.
    thx. Im still going to use them for the track, despite what I read. The design of the slips seem more sturdy than the ones on the civic. Im not one to beleive everything I read on the internet, Ill take my chances.

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  • JGood
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    Originally posted by Axxe
    That rubbing is likely due to the wheel bending inwards. Also, why are only 5 of the 10 spokes marred?
    If it was due to the wheel bending inwards, I think all the spokes would be hammered.

    If the caliper came loose, it would be bouncing around, and as the spokes passed, would be bounced back in by the first of the two spokes to come by.

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  • JGood
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    Originally posted by DCColegrove
    Am I correct in assuming that these are all cast rather than forged rims we are talking about?

    For a DD I'm sure these are all fine.

    However...

    If you are 110mph in the straight aways and the brake discs are glowing cherry red into the curves...
    Oh I understand, but the wheels I listed are sold a TRACK wheels. It's what everyone uses for the low cost spec series (e30 & miata). They are all around the same price, same weight. If you went by cost, then the Rota's might even be the most expensive, therefore by your logic, it's one of the best of the bunch ($ = quality). I was just saying, there's much more to it then cost, and buying expensive wheels based on that fact alone isn't the best option. The TR wheels are $99 a pop. That's dirt cheap. They were MADE for racing use though...

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  • Axxe
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    That rubbing is likely due to the wheel bending inwards. Also, why are only 5 of the 10 spokes marred?

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