offical spoon sw388 thread
Originally Posted by geminimech,Jul 14 2008, 02:32 AM

This is what our good friend ja rule would call "muerdaaahhh"
btw, the haters should just stfu and calm down. this thread is for people who likes these wheels and/or appreciates them. i for one just appreciate them for what they are. rare and light wheels.
Originally Posted by EOE,Jul 13 2008, 09:26 PM
"Ask any racer. Any real racer. It don't matter if you win by an inch or a mile. Winning's winning."
Sorry 
Sorry 
I always liked the Regas and Sw388's actually they are probably my favorite thing spoon has put its name on
I like the all purpose look though. Def not a wheel everyone will like, but if you dont like it just dont post
its what I have to do everytime I see a rota thread
I like the all purpose look though. Def not a wheel everyone will like, but if you dont like it just dont post
its what I have to do everytime I see a rota thread
I'm really confused by all this, "if you don't like it, don't post". I'm almost positive this is a public forum so if your ego or lack of security can't handle a negative comment then maybe you are the one that shouldn't post.
Spoon wheels are ugly, nuff said. Yes, they maybe functional, but they are not good looking wheels, why do you think they are painted only flat black. Hell, Spoon stopped using them ages ago for 16" Work Emo's andd now ride on strictly CEs or RE's it seems. So for SW388's owners, don't get your panty's in a bunch because you're rocking civic and intergra wheels that even Spoon has abandoned the use of on a primere Honda vehicle like the S2000.
Spoon wheels are ugly, nuff said. Yes, they maybe functional, but they are not good looking wheels, why do you think they are painted only flat black. Hell, Spoon stopped using them ages ago for 16" Work Emo's andd now ride on strictly CEs or RE's it seems. So for SW388's owners, don't get your panty's in a bunch because you're rocking civic and intergra wheels that even Spoon has abandoned the use of on a primere Honda vehicle like the S2000.










