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04-26-2015, 09:45 AM
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Koya R5's
Hey Guys,
I'm looking at fitting some Koya (which is an Australian brand) R5's to my 86. Im looking at 18x8 size with custom offset and fitment (they offer this for every set of wheels.) I was just wondering if anyone knows much about this brand? they look to be of decent quality and claim light weight. I just can't find a whole heap of info on them. I'd also like to know what offset is recommended for 18x8 wheels. Here's what the rims will look like on the car (check out the attachement). I've had to photoshop this, so unfortunatly you cant see the brakes ect but it gives a rough idea. I think they look fairly classy. I was also thinking of getting customised painting and getting gold put on the rear dish in a similar fashion to these.  I think it could look pretty good, what do you guys think? |
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