it gives the coupe a nice subtle look

 

Uhhg, are they hubcentric? Do you get vibration at about 90 or when braking hard?

 

not yet.
There's only BC, Megan, KW, and JIC that I know of.

 

got a set of new KW's for 1499. Should be the best price online

 

Can you take some side profile pics? can't really tell.......
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No not hubcentric, fastest I've gotten is about 85 and haven't braked hard yet....but It drives so far the same as without spaces, but I will have to hit a 100 and brake hard to see what it does.

 

not baddd
now drop it!

 

hit 110 then braked hard..no vibrations...I used ET lug nuts, maybe that made a difference.

 

Damn a drop is comin...only had the car 3 months.

 

lol It seems most of the forum members including myself are very Pro drop and will not let you rest until you do so. Betta get a move on Nice wheels

 

You went with 555's? I thought everyone knew by now that these are one of the WORST so-called high-perf tires out there.

 

what makes you say that? I have used them on my cars for years and never had any issues with them.

 

I've owned and driven on most of the high-performance tires out there in daily driving and racing use. Nitto 555's are garbage. Soft sidewalls that roll in hard cornering, average-at-most grip in the dry, and death in the rain. Tons of others with experience, agree.

 

Well since you know so much, WTF do you recommend?

 

Don't take it personally, you didn't make the tires. You just weren't properly informed prior to buying them, and I feel for you.

Plenty of great choices out there in many price ranges. Depends on what you need. Stuff like Michelin PS2, Advan Sport, BFG KDW2, Toyo T1R, Falken FK452, Goodyear F1 GS-D3, Dunlop SP900 to name a few of the ones I liked for various reasons for various applications and sizes. Ones that sucked include the Nitto 555, General Exclaim UHP, Potenza RE92, etc...