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04-06-2011, 03:30 PM
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I also know the oem (mine is style 122) is always the optimum choice, but after fitting with the m-tech body kits I think bigger wheels should look better.
Just struggling, seems paying more (a lot) for real one should be safer? Or getting Taiwan one to "feel" about the big wheels first?
Just struggling, seems paying more (a lot) for real one should be safer? Or getting Taiwan one to "feel" about the big wheels first?
04-06-2011, 05:37 PM
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04-06-2011, 05:44 PM
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04-06-2011, 06:07 PM
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04-06-2011, 06:09 PM
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I also know the oem (mine is style 122) is always the optimum choice, but after fitting with the m-tech body kits I think bigger wheels should look better.
Just struggling, seems paying more (a lot) for real one should be safer? Or getting Taiwan one to "feel" about the big wheels first?
Just struggling, seems paying more (a lot) for real one should be safer? Or getting Taiwan one to "feel" about the big wheels first?
04-06-2011, 06:10 PM
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I also know the oem (mine is style 122) is always the optimum choice, but after fitting with the m-tech body kits I think bigger wheels should look better.
Just struggling, seems paying more (a lot) for real one should be safer? Or getting Taiwan one to "feel" about the big wheels first?
Just struggling, seems paying more (a lot) for real one should be safer? Or getting Taiwan one to "feel" about the big wheels first?
I found them displaying at Ling-C-Fu (???) at Prince Edward (Tel: 2778 8183):
http://maps.google.com.hk/maps?f=d&s...2&ie=UTF8&z=17
For your information, RAYS forged rims (Made in Japan) cost you 5K-7K per pc.
Good luck on the search. Happy modding.
04-06-2011, 06:39 PM
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For the route to Shek O, Stanley Bay...etc the road is a one way road and you almost has no chance to pass over other cars because it is double white line all the way.
04-06-2011, 06:46 PM
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I live in the east of HK side and will go to Cyber Port to take a walk with my dog quite frequent. Well, I agree HK side has more cars stuck on the road and so many buses. If you are looking for a very high speed, HK side is not suitable.
For the route to Shek O, Stanley Bay...etc the road is a one way road and you almost has no chance to pass over other cars because it is double white line all the way.
For the route to Shek O, Stanley Bay...etc the road is a one way road and you almost has no chance to pass over other cars because it is double white line all the way.