20x9 Shelby Razors - FINALLY *pics*
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20x9 Shelby Razors - FINALLY *pics*
Hey Guys. After a solid five week wait, my razors finally came in.
I decided to wrap them in some Dunlop SP SportMaxx (255/35ZR20).
I think this is a pretty solid look for my car. I'll look to get the windows tinted and maybe some bigger breaks sometime in the near future.
Pics: http://www.putfile.com/litlsi
(If you would like some different/better pics, just let me know)
Thanks!
I decided to wrap them in some Dunlop SP SportMaxx (255/35ZR20).
I think this is a pretty solid look for my car. I'll look to get the windows tinted and maybe some bigger breaks sometime in the near future.
Pics: http://www.putfile.com/litlsi
(If you would like some different/better pics, just let me know)
Thanks!
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Thanks guys. BTW, do you have any suggestions on tint? I was thinking of going with a light silver-ish (titanium?) tint , but...
1) I don't want to necessairly throw taste out the window if it's too much bling.
2) I understand that type of tint is supposed to get pretty fragile after about a year..
What say you?
1) I don't want to necessairly throw taste out the window if it's too much bling.
2) I understand that type of tint is supposed to get pretty fragile after about a year..
What say you?
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Thanks guys. BTW, do you have any suggestions on tint? I was thinking of going with a light silver-ish (titanium?) tint , but...
1) I don't want to necessairly throw taste out the window if it's too much bling.
2) I understand that type of tint is supposed to get pretty fragile after about a year..
What say you?
1) I don't want to necessairly throw taste out the window if it's too much bling.
2) I understand that type of tint is supposed to get pretty fragile after about a year..
What say you?
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Thanks for the feedback guys!
- I know the shadowing loses a lot of definition. I just wanted to snap a few pics (in the daylight) before heading to work in the morning. I'll definitly pay attention to that next time. Thanks.
- That was my original plan. Well, actually 20x8.5 on 255 (front) 20x10 on 285 (rear). However the wheels I was oringinally shooting for were out of stock for months, and I became more attached to the razors. To answer your question... Since the rims were the same size, I decided to opt for tire rotations with such expensive tires.. Now, if they come out with a 20x10 razor, it's a whole new ballgame.
- Thanks, Chris. Yes, 40mm offset. When they first mounted them I thought it was inset into the wheel well too far. However, if I went with a different offset (+16?) I think it would have been too far in the other direction. So, I think this offset works out quite well.
- That was my original plan. Well, actually 20x8.5 on 255 (front) 20x10 on 285 (rear). However the wheels I was oringinally shooting for were out of stock for months, and I became more attached to the razors. To answer your question... Since the rims were the same size, I decided to opt for tire rotations with such expensive tires.. Now, if they come out with a 20x10 razor, it's a whole new ballgame.
- Thanks, Chris. Yes, 40mm offset. When they first mounted them I thought it was inset into the wheel well too far. However, if I went with a different offset (+16?) I think it would have been too far in the other direction. So, I think this offset works out quite well.
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Try V-kool (www.v-kool.com). It’s got the highest heat rejection of anything on the market. Word of caution: It turns the car into a Faraday cage with no signal filtering in for SatNavs or radar detectors.
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