Blurry wrote: Thanks Pokes....wait a minute..what do you mean my vote doesn't count since I sold him the Euros....I'm not biased...Noah agreed with me...
Blurry wrote: Thanks Pokes....wait a minute..what do you mean my vote doesn't count since I sold him the Euros....I'm not biased...Noah agreed with me...
How come I can't vote more then once...???
Yeah you are bias towards the Focus products. I bet Ara would still have his SVT if he had $25,000,000.
Now let me get back to the topic. The SVT rims definitely look a heck of a lot better on your car than the OZ rim in my opinoin. Now all you need to do is drop that bad boy another 1/2" and you would be all set.
silver-tibman wrote: Blurry wrote: Thanks Pokes....wait a minute..what do you mean my vote doesn't count since I sold him the Euros....I'm not biased...Noah agreed with me...
How come I can't vote more then once...???
Yeah you are bias towards the Focus products. I bet Ara would still have his SVT if he had $25,000,000.
Now let me get back to the topic. The SVT rims definitely look a heck of a lot better on your car than the OZ rim in my opinoin. Now all you need to do is drop that bad boy another 1/2" and you would be all set. Finally, you said something intelligent...there Keith.
____________________ 02 SVT Focus, CD Silver, No. 2032.
Can't go any lower with the SVT wheels, they already just rub a little when I'm at the locks. That's the 49mm offset for ya, the OZ's have a 42mm offset.
Blurry wrote: silver-tibman wrote: Blurry wrote: Thanks Pokes....wait a minute..what do you mean my vote doesn't count since I sold him the Euros....I'm not biased...Noah agreed with me...
How come I can't vote more then once...???
Yeah you are bias towards the Focus products. I bet Ara would still have his SVT if he had $25,000,000.
Now let me get back to the topic. The SVT rims definitely look a heck of a lot better on your car than the OZ rim in my opinoin. Now all you need to do is drop that bad boy another 1/2" and you would be all set. Finally, you said something intelligent...there Keith.
Yeah, you probably threatened to fire him if he didn't say that.
RPIJG wrote: Blurry wrote: silver-tibman wrote: Blurry wrote: Thanks Pokes....wait a minute..what do you mean my vote doesn't count since I sold him the Euros....I'm not biased...Noah agreed with me...
How come I can't vote more then once...???
Yeah you are bias towards the Focus products. I bet Ara would still have his SVT if he had $25,000,000.
Now let me get back to the topic. The SVT rims definitely look a heck of a lot better on your car than the OZ rim in my opinoin. Now all you need to do is drop that bad boy another 1/2" and you would be all set. Finally, you said something intelligent...there Keith.
Yeah, you probably threatened to fire him if he didn't say that.
My wife has rims similar to the SVT Euro on the Eclipse and I like that style. The only problem I have with those type of rims are the weight. Nothing is more annoying than having 20+lbs rims on a I4.
that and cleaning the damn things...sheesh the guy who owned these before me, you'd think he didn't know what a wheel brush was True though, they are tougher to clean than the O.Z.'s but only marginally, as for weight, they are only a bit heavier than the O.Z.'s. I found the wrong weight on one site that said the OZ's were 25lbs, I thought that odd so I called OZ directly, 19lbs. so only 1lb less than the euros.
RPIJG wrote: that and cleaning the damn things...sheesh the guy who owned these before me, you'd think he didn't know what a wheel brush was True though, they are tougher to clean than the O.Z.'s but only marginally, as for weight, they are only a bit heavier than the O.Z.'s. I found the wrong weight on one site that said the OZ's were 25lbs, I thought that odd so I called OZ directly, 19lbs. so only 1lb less than the euros.Do I need to state my views on cleaning of cars again....if I had 1 hr. to devote on my car..I'd rather drive then clean...next you'll be spending all your time cleaning them euros and entering car shows....I'll loose another driving partner...
____________________ 02 SVT Focus, CD Silver, No. 2032.
Blurry wrote: RPIJG wrote: that and cleaning the damn things...sheesh the guy who owned these before me, you'd think he didn't know what a wheel brush was True though, they are tougher to clean than the O.Z.'s but only marginally, as for weight, they are only a bit heavier than the O.Z.'s. I found the wrong weight on one site that said the OZ's were 25lbs, I thought that odd so I called OZ directly, 19lbs. so only 1lb less than the euros.Do I need to state my views on cleaning of cars again....if I had 1 hr. to devote on my car..I'd rather drive then clean...next you'll be spending all your time cleaning them euros and entering car shows....I'll loose another driving partner...
Well it didn't take no hour for the wheels, I'm not saying devote a lifetime to it, but would 10 minutes have killed ya You won't lose me as a driving buddy, I have too much fun
Or you can rice it up and put one set on the front and on an the back, or one set on one side and the other on the other side and maybe no one will notice right away and you will have spares if you hit a pot hole.
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But seriously. I think the euro ones look better.
Or you can rice it up and put one set on the front and on an the back, or one set on one side and the other on the other side and maybe no one will notice right away and you will have spares if you hit a pot hole.
Joe if you enter the Autox this year you should go one oz and euro in the front and rear. This way when you run we would all have a good laugh seeing polished silver and dark gray as you drive.
But about autocrossing, I'm just slightly concerned I might rub with the Euro's while autocrossing, but I certainly can't convince myself to keep both sets of wheels, and my fiancee would have my balls if I tried.
But about autocrossing, I'm just slightly concerned I might rub with the Euro's while autocrossing, but I certainly can't convince myself to keep both sets of wheels, and my fiancee would have my balls if I tried.
Hmmm....
That is tough choice though seeing how nice the new Euro's look on your car. If the rubbing is a great concern for you than I would probably get rid o them both and buy some ultra light weight rims.
100% so far...
let the people speak 
True though, they are tougher to clean than the O.Z.'s but only marginally, as for weight, they are only a bit heavier than the O.Z.'s. I found the wrong weight on one site that said the OZ's were 25lbs, I thought that odd so I called OZ directly, 19lbs. so only 1lb less than the euros.
You won't lose me as a driving buddy, I have too much fun 
