Digsy

Hi and welcome! Love the name!

Hi and welcome!

Is that who you were going to use Damien? Just kerbed mine so can't just blame it all on your bad driving now Nah, I was going to use a bunch in Widnes because it was closer. I don't even own the wheels anymore and I still winced when I read that.

Stunning! If I could find a green with envy smilie, I'd post it.

Trust me, this is a brownie points trip. No way will I be missing the next one.

I'm sure they'll take it in good part.

Welcome aboard, buddy!

If you can stretch to an MY07 its a good improvement over the MY06.

Welcome aboard, mate!

Not personally. PM davestan, he's used them IIRC.

Gutted but the missus has got us tickets to something or other for Thursday night.

I am going to Jap Northwest in August if you want to wait that long or if you want to see before then PM me and we can arrange something as you live so close. Get your name down, Chris!

We're both right Rays as above and non-Rays 8" all round.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!!

Gotta love those Stratos!

Hi and welcome, aboard! Looking forward to seeing Badbreed evolve further...

These guys are local - give them a call. http://www.diamond-wheels.net/

OEM standards are 8" all round IIRC.

Rickya

lol gonna be a messy night When we all going to Liverpool? Oh. . .we're not invited. . . yep you are When we goin cos I think I'm washing my hair that night no perms Calm down! Calm down!

Why 9'' all round? You get the concave look all round with that width. A lot of guys in the US run it. Not quite true. You could get two pairs of rear wheels (concaved ones) and still have them staggered. They wouldnt quite be the same dish, so if you were to get two rears, I guess you'd get them the same width to keep the dish the same front and rear. Its the fact that they are the rear wheels that gives the dish. Front wheels are flat. You can run either fronts all round or rears all round if you want. TBH I think I would always go with a stagger. Having front and rear the same width has to have an adverse effect on handling versus the OEM setup. Eh? AFAIK the Rotas come in different widths and offsets but not "front" and "rear". Its the combination of width and offset which gives the concavity. The same width rim front and rear shouldn't have an adverse effect on handling but same size tyres front and rear might. Probably me getting misinformation off my350z then. They bang on about P45F and P45R which are the US GTRs. Not saying you're wrong mate (probably me) just that I'd never heard of it. Phil will no doubt set me straight in due course. Still can't see a problem with same width rims though - OEM are same width aren't they?

I don't understand either but its your motor and your money, so its all good.

Why 9'' all round? You get the concave look all round with that width. A lot of guys in the US run it. Not quite true. You could get two pairs of rear wheels (concaved ones) and still have them staggered. They wouldnt quite be the same dish, so if you were to get two rears, I guess you'd get them the same width to keep the dish the same front and rear. Its the fact that they are the rear wheels that gives the dish. Front wheels are flat. You can run either fronts all round or rears all round if you want. TBH I think I would always go with a stagger. Having front and rear the same width has to have an adverse effect on handling versus the OEM setup. Eh? AFAIK the Rotas come in different widths and offsets but not "front" and "rear". Its the combination of width and offset which gives the concavity. The same width rim front and rear shouldn't have an adverse effect on handling but same size tyres front and rear might.