Playa? Floatin' 30's? Now THERE'S some unsprung mass.....
 

Un.Sprung.Mass.

<b> Watch from 1:30 on </b>

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Yeeeaaaahhh Booiiii . . . spinahs :D

I'de love to see them drive on a cobbelstone road in that, then hit a pot hole and a speedbump..

I was actually laughing out loud at that. Dang that is some funny FUGLY stuff.

now jump that POS over some railroad tracks

Not my style, but it appeared nicely done, shows evidence of some craftsmanship.

30x10 Dub Kingster Spinner Chrome RWD - Buy $3432

The wheels are $3500 <b>a piece </b>

Tires are $1300 a piece (315/30R30 Pirellis)

Add the custom paint, shipping, mounting, sales tax.......
and you've got a <b>$20,000 set of shoes </b> :eek::eek:

OK guys,

How about this BMW............http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1331065114.jpg
http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1331065126.jpg
http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1331065139.jpg

Those would look good on my 964. :cool:

Byron-

Those are ONLY 26's.... ask your girlfriend if four inches matters :P

But a 25 series sidewall? Those have to be hard to mount.....rubberbands


I assume those rims are for sale? Would you take trades? Phone dials from a 924 maybe?

wonder what that would look like on a well-set-up 944?

I like the look of the stationary spinner. Makes the car look like it is being dragged along.

Challenge accepted...

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1331075218.jpg

That's ridubulous, yo'. Bigga than ridonkulous, but not near as big as ridank-to-tha-hankulous.

They still some big ass wheels, dawg.

Lots of rim rash - could be from curbs, could be from machinery.

The close-up of the red wheel is missing the letter "M"

Cool. I was going to install a set of these eco-friendly Mini-lite spoke wheels w/knock-off hubs and very low-profile tires (Cannon Wheels are 45x2.5 and 60x2.5). Tires are 40x.625" and 60x.625 with steel belt.

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Comments about frt/rear handling characteristics?

Sherwood

Perfect for navigating the Donner Pass in the 1800's. You do know that WRC runs skinny tires in the snow. ;):D