Looks great! So this is WITH the 15mm spacer/ +19 offset?
^ Yes, that is +19 on a 19x9.5" wheel and toyo 255.
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^ Yes, that is +19 on a 19x9.5" wheel and toyo 255.
Those wheels are ugly!
They have to go!
They need to go on a silver car!
... The only thing you could do to save the car is to sell them to me
(I was kidding about the ugly looks but not about the selling them to me part )
They have to go!
They need to go on a silver car!
... The only thing you could do to save the car is to sell them to me
(I was kidding about the ugly looks but not about the selling them to me part
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Those wheels are ugly!
They have to go!
They need to go on a silver car!
... The only thing you could do to save the car is to sell them to me
(I was kidding about the ugly looks but not about the selling them to me part
leave me alone wheel stalker!
Add me to your stalker list because your car is my new desktop wallpaper
Some shots of the wheels in motion.
Your car is sick, Sick enough i have to post!:biggrin:
it look good !!!
Love those motion shots. Incredible.
+1 on that
Thanks for the compliments guys, as my buddy says..... Join the REAL WHEEL MOVEMENT!
Thanks for the compliments guys, as my buddy says..... Join the REAL WHEEL MOVEMENT!
I was just about to say these wheels look like a copy of some Varrstoen wheels I just saw on another NSX. hehe :biggrin:
Lookin good!
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u should really be running 265 or 275's in the back man.. more contact patch and not the stretched look.... I'm running 275/30/19 on my 19x9.5 and its perfect...
I didnt want to risk 265 in case it would rub. But take a look at the wheel/tire pic. It's a slight stretch. Not a big deal IMO.
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I dont think 10mm more is going to rub
I just dont get how your wheel well liners are in tact.... mine are shredded on the front! 
I dont think 10mm more is going to rub
Trust me, sometimes the smallest amount makes a huge difference! For example, a 2mm spacer caused rubbing on another setup on bumps. Removed it, no issues.
As far as my wheel liners, They are intact because I'm running 205 up front.
I dont think 10mm more is going to rub
Trust me, sometimes the smallest amount makes a huge difference! For example, a 2mm spacer caused rubbing on another setup on bumps. Removed it, no issues.
As far as my wheel liners, They are intact because I'm running 205 up front.
This is what a 19x9.5 +23 with a 275/30/19 Kumho SPT looks like. There is no rubbing.
I think for what synth19 was trying to do, the tires he picked were correct. I had 215/35/18s on my 18x7.5 +30 and it rubbed just going straight. I had the wheel machined down to 18x7.5 +34 and it still occasionally rubs when going straight over bumps. The 205/35/18 and a 255/30/19, even though a little on the thin side, are good matches for the TCS.
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Dude did you slow mo the pic and slow shutter speed with your door open and a rig attached LOL. I'm tryinn to visualize this.
Some shots of the wheels in motion.
My rig has four sections, each being 4 ft each. For these shots, I just used one section and attached it to my front windshield. I have a shutter remote so used that driving less then 1mph in my garage.
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Was your door open. I love the shot it's pretty sweet just was looking at body lines (SORRY COULDN"T HELP IT) but it's clean. Caused me to pull my widebody and revert to my original plan.
nope, door was not open.
ya thats weird i just noticed to that it looks like your door is open
A few new pics with a new lens....
NSX by synth19, on Flickr
Close up Wheel Shot by synth19, on Flickr
and a rig shot with an old lens....
NSX Rig Shot by synth19, on Flickr
NSX by synth19, on Flickr
Close up Wheel Shot by synth19, on Flickr
and a rig shot with an old lens....
NSX Rig Shot by synth19, on Flickr
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