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    Default FS: Volk's special edition (Top Secret Gold CE 28's)

    For sale is what we have Volk's special edition, again its top secret gold. Custom offsets for better traction in the front and give a flush look. In great condition, bought brand new no scratches or curves. had for 5months

    Size:
    16x7.5 in front
    17x7 in rear wrapped in 205/40/16 Toyo FZ4

    Wheel Pattern:
    5x114 5 lug

    Price;
    $1500

    this is the only pic I have of the wheels, will post updated pics asap. thanks
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    Last edited by unlimited; 08-22-2008 at 05:48 AM.

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    arnt those ce28?

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    ce28 if im not mistaken.
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    morning bump.........

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    yes they are, and why would you run a smaller size in front or vice versa on a fwd car...
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    Quote Originally Posted by jadakid88
    yes they are, and why would you run a smaller size in front or vice versa on a fwd car...
    hes a drifter

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    Quote Originally Posted by eYezs1ck
    hes a drifter
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    I totally understand why he has staggered wheels on his Teg. As he said it fills the wheel well. I don't understand why this is a hard concept for Import folks. The car just looks better with the fenders filled. I mean take a lesson from the VW guys, they run staggered all the time on FWD cars. They are going for a certain look, not all import drivers are driving an import to drag race it or street race it. I personally drive a import for the gas milage, the next thing I want to do is drive a good looking car, personally the wider the better and the more lip the better, so with that being the items i'm looking for, I can fit more lip and a fatter tire in the rear because the rear wheels do not turn from left to right and therfore I can fit a wider wheel and tire in the rear without scrubbing so I would prefer to fill the fender up with tire.

    The odd looking thing is when you go to the track and see Fat's in the front and skinnies in the rear, but I understand that too because it's function over form, but I still think it looks funny.
    In some folks eyes the rear should always be the wider of the two, same way the rake of the car should have the rear either even or just alittle higher than the front of the car, not the front higher than the rear. That looks funny or out of perportion.
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    wow i knew i should have asked more for mine! lol good looking wheels

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    Quote Originally Posted by jwrape
    The odd looking thing is when you go to the track and see Fat's in the front and skinnies in the rear, but I understand that too because it's function over form, but I still think it looks funny.
    In some folks eyes the rear should always be the wider of the two, same way the rake of the car should have the rear either even or just alittle higher than the front of the car, not the front higher than the rear. That looks funny or out of perportion.
    thats because they are slicks ..nice wheels tho man
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    bump......still for sale.

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    if you actually read what he typed you would see he has different size wheels which is very stupid in my oppinion but they are very nice if they were the same size...
    Quote Originally Posted by jwrape
    I totally understand why he has staggered wheels on his Teg. As he said it fills the wheel well. I don't understand why this is a hard concept for Import folks. The car just looks better with the fenders filled. I mean take a lesson from the VW guys, they run staggered all the time on FWD cars. They are going for a certain look, not all import drivers are driving an import to drag race it or street race it. I personally drive a import for the gas milage, the next thing I want to do is drive a good looking car, personally the wider the better and the more lip the better, so with that being the items i'm looking for, I can fit more lip and a fatter tire in the rear because the rear wheels do not turn from left to right and therfore I can fit a wider wheel and tire in the rear without scrubbing so I would prefer to fill the fender up with tire.

    The odd looking thing is when you go to the track and see Fat's in the front and skinnies in the rear, but I understand that too because it's function over form, but I still think it looks funny.
    In some folks eyes the rear should always be the wider of the two, same way the rake of the car should have the rear either even or just alittle higher than the front of the car, not the front higher than the rear. That looks funny or out of perportion.
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    nice wheels and i like the way it looks with two different size's.

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    The wheels look the same size in the photo..
    Quote Originally Posted by unlimited
    17x7 in rear wrapped in 205/40/16 Toyo FZ4
    see anything wrong with this?

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    Quote Originally Posted by puregroove
    The wheels look the same size in the photo..

    see anything wrong with this?
    see the wheels in person? do you want to buy it?

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