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From: Virgnia
Originally Posted by sjs0433,Oct 14 2009, 08:13 AM
^Pete I think this is the first time I'll disagree with you. While a set of them would look good. His ce28 setup looks much better I think. Hard for me not to say that though b/c the ce28 is my favorite wheel on the S.
Now if he's baller and is just going to buy a second set then
Now if he's baller and is just going to buy a second set then
If you're gonna be an ASM whore, it's gotta show EVERYWHERE.
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From: never never land
Originally Posted by WashabiS2K,Oct 13 2009, 10:21 PM
that picture almost makes me want to buy a set of gc07's
... almost
... almost
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The GC-07J's just have a awkward look about them.
Maybe a look like Konig Tantrums or Motegi MR7's that every ricer in the very late 90's - early 2000's rocked on their Civic's
To me, the GC-07C's will always be better than the GC-07J's
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The GC-07C's have a very timeless design but the GC-07J are very nice in person as well and look a more refined up close. ASM told us the GC-07J have much more rigidity than the GC-07C and the GC-10G fall somewhere in between. This is based on improved lap times and car feel just from changing wheels between sessions.
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From: Orange, CA
Originally Posted by trunger,Oct 16 2009, 11:18 AM
doesnt bulletproof automotive have the asm widebody kit for 50,000
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We were able to source the kit back when the exchange rate was much more favorable, which is part of the price difference. Not only that, the kit is technically used, as it was off of ASM's 2006 Tsukuba Time Attack Car.
-Colin
-Colin