Rollers for a shift) - Toyota Prius, 1.5 liter, 2005

IMHO, the style is more expensive than the suspension, especially since it is similar to the Prius Corolla / Avensis, so bushings, shock absorbers, etc. are inexpensive ...

And I don't think it's going to get much tougher. But it will be cool to steer + they are forging along the way = easier.

And the design is similar to those that Brian had on Skyline in the second afterburner ...

Well, you know that if you have the opportunity — you have to take it. Is not it so?

No, 5*100…

do you have a 4*100 drill?

Probably necessary))

take
sensations and style will block any doubts!
with the 40th profile tolerably buit

cool slippers) must be taken!

Denisokk

I went to measure today, but apparently it’s not fate: (wheels for bolts, not for studs. It is put on studs like guides and there is no place for the nut (

I'll take a photo if need be.

I already have hexagon nuts, but because Subaru wheels are not fastened with nuts, but with bolts, and when I put them on studs, the gap between the holes and studs was several mm :(

Denisokk

I went to measure today, but apparently it’s not fate: (wheels for bolts, not for studs. It is put on studs like guides and there is no place for the nut (

Buy hex nuts. I bought these for myself.

It's a pity, damn it ... The wheels are
awesome! =(

I went to measure today, but apparently it’s not fate: (wheels for bolts, not for studs. It is put on studs like guides and there is no place for the nut (

I put 215/45/17, it became harder, and the wheels are very light. At 18x ​​I think it will be sad on our roads.

nice wheels

it will be fine on 215/40, the tires are excellent, durable, the season has left for such ...

18 bust already probably

grab the slippers and urgently send me to the non-rubber one for a test drive :) :) :)