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October 18th, 11:20 PM
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Rims
So i am getting rims soon
and i have a question.
Can some one explain to me the differnce between RWD and FWD rims?
I dont see how there could be a differnce.
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October 18th, 11:29 PM
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big man on campus
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there isnt a difference
when buying wheels, you just need to consider:
1. wheel width
2. wheel diameter
3. stud bolt pattern
4. offset
if those 4 things check out, then all is good
that exact wheel is the type that uses an adapter on the studs, and it goes on with one big nut. A very bad idea, alot of people have problems with those wheels coming loose when driving
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October 19th, 12:09 AM
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ya i no, lol thats why there doing away with wired wheels, but i would torque em at weekly, because i got nothing better to do, and i work at a shop.
and by the way do u just live on these forums, 
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October 19th, 01:17 AM
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the differance between fwd and rwd wheels is the offset i belive
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October 19th, 07:29 AM
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big man on campus
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Originally Posted by terminator5047
and by the way do u just live on these forums,
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well, when i dont feel like doing homework, forums are a very good distracton o keep putting it off
and just recently, within the past couple weeks, im here alot more. Because im trying to quit *******, so like smokin is to nicorette gum, as ******* is to forums
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October 19th, 07:52 AM
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Don't forget to consider weight and what kind of + sized tire you are going with. If you add a lot of weight, you're gonna feel it when you step on the pedal.
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October 19th, 08:20 AM
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I doubt he'll feel any different by going to a 15x7 wire wheel. Hell, i put 22's on my truck, and the difference isnt that bad
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October 19th, 02:41 PM
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im keepin the rims the same size, tires are so much cheaper. and whose gonna mess with stealin some 15s lol
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October 19th, 06:07 PM
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Uhmm those are pretty gay.
What kind of car are they going on?
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October 19th, 07:23 PM
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a buick
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October 19th, 07:45 PM
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probly will looksomething liek this
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October 19th, 08:26 PM
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na, i got the new bodystyle of the lesabre
but close n its a tanish color
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