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  On 16/01/2011 at 7:28 AM, fpv6t said:

if your going to get them make sure you get the 9.5 inch rear wheels then you can put some decent size tyres on the rear! :icon_ford:

It doesn't look like they sell them staggered?

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my mate got aftermarket twistys and hit a pot hole at 60 and snapped a piece of the rims about 15 cm long and 6 wide, so watchout, these aftermarket ones can be really really bad, apprently theres a big courtcase against the company who makes them because they dont have any standards and are made crap.

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Probably, but how will they chase company's in china? I've heard of quite a few cases from mates with Commodores but surprisingly very few on here of copies cracking or breaking. Weather the Dark Argent/GT rims are of better design or not I don't know but the company the OP was asking about appears to have a warranty so I think it would be worth the risk. As long as the warranty checks out.

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Thanks for the replies!

Also to clarify, can I just receive these wheels, and chuck them on and good to go?

Or will I need to get a wheel balance? Also, will putting these on effect my speedo, does this need to be recalibrated at all?

Cheers!

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St george tyres are trustworthy. They're not your average ebay seller operating out of their backyard , but a genuine tyre shop in Sydney.

They should come to you balanced.

Your speedo will be out by up to 4-5kmh at 100kmh. So if the speedo says your doing 100 you'll actually be going faster (with 245/35/20 tyres)

Edited by Skidude

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