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Old Mar 2, 2003
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Rota Slipstream

Need help, I'm getting 16" Rota Slipstream soon, I wonder what color would look nice on 2k2 Silver coupe, I was thinking get Black, cuz real Spoon wheels are black too, just like Spoon replica.

So, anyone give me some suggestion, what color you prefer for silver coupe ! thanks

15x6.5= 11.9 lbs
16x7= 14.5 lbs

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MugenRacerX sells them

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that's expensive for wheels/tire combo on HondaWerx,....... i can get rota slipstream for 475 shipped, and maybe add more 300 for tires, still beat that 960+ package on HondaWerx.
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If you want to get your speedo exactly accurate you need tire size 215/50/16 and you can't get those through HondaWerx, I already checked with him. You can get 215/50/16 Kumho 712's at TireRack.com and the Slipstreams from Jaydm.com and pay about $60 mounting and balancing at a reputable local tire place and still save a little money compared to $960.
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I also have silver civic and i perfer either flat black or steel gray with polish lip. You can also check out click
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i was thinking get 205/55/16, its 2.60 % to slow. so is that bad, if slower?

My next mod:
16" Rota Slipstream with Tein SS

thanks all !
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Go with black.
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16" slipstream Black or on Silver coupe?
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Go with the black ones.
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Hey Guys... I was also looking into getting Rota Slipstreams.... 16 inch, but what would be an ideal tire size? I plan on lowering my car no more than 2 inches...
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i'm looking for 205/55/16, cuz that is what Honda Xenon Package go with ALT 16",......and i'm lowing with Tein SS.
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[hr]Originally posted by: pinoyboi79
Hey Guys... I was also looking into getting Rota Slipstreams.... 16 inch, but what would be an ideal tire size? I plan on lowering my car no more than 2 inches...[hr]
I would go with 205-50-16

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steel grey
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I just orderd a set of Silpstreams from a guy here locally (Las Vegas) $100 a wheel. for the 15X6.5. Gotta go with the smaller diamiter, they are my race wheels after all. The rubber being slaped on to them are Falken Azenis sports in 205/50R15. These are my race wheels and will only be on the car on race days.
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I got the gunmetals on my black EX Coupe.
I recommend the gunmetal 16x7s with 205/50/16s
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