Vossen.....

[Shadow1]

http://youtu.be/qRCagQWsklg

holy fack....

the only 20in rim ive EVER seen that actually looked good on an accord. fack....

[GeoffM]

[bobbycos]

how do they look on a cb?

[Shadow1]

and this shot......OMG i nutted myself....shnit!!!

[Shadow1]

how do they look on a cb?

they onyl come in 20s. 20s dont look good on any CB. 16s and 17s look best on CBs and CDs. 18s on CGs. and 20s on this gen. i would personally have to slap the owner who tried to rock these on a CB. the only reason why they fit so perfectly on these is because of the body lines.....omg the body lines.....i want it to have my kids......

and they run about $2400 a set.

[bobbycos]

they onyl come in 20s. 20s dont look good on any CB. 16s and 17s look best on CBs and CDs. 18s on CGs. and 20s on this gen. i would personally have to slap the owner who tried to rock these on a CB. the only reason why they fit so perfectly on these is because of the body lines.....omg the body lines.....i want it to have my kids......

and they run about $2400 a set.

or trade for 1 Cosworth Vega

[Xsjado]

why do people go for this look.
I would be constantly freaking out whenever i hit a bump.

either tires are going to be sliced by the car.
or paint is going to wear away from a dented wheel arch.

all for a stance?

parking about a mile away from any gutter would be stressful.

[Shadow1]

or trade for 1 Cosworth Vega

lmao. not sure if they take trades.

[drummersteve7]

wonder if this was same guys that rolled up to AFM '11?
pretty sure, there were like 10 of them 8th gens rocking Vossen wheels.

convinced me I need an 8th gen with some!
In person is the only way to understand this style, quite honestly.

[Shadow1]

wonder if this was same guys that rolled up to AFM '11?
pretty sure, there were like 10 of them 8th gens rocking Vossen wheels.

convinced me I need an 8th gen with some!
In person is the only way to understand this style, quite honestly.

this is probably the one:


ive seen a few pics of this one on the AFM pics thread. i even have it downloaded on my phone.

[MikeW]

I need to clarify: This is the dirtiest, stankiest, nastiest, sweatiest, naughtiest picture of an 8G Ive ever seen. Hell, Im pretty sure I got a little chubby going on.

wonder if this was same guys that rolled up to AFM '11?
pretty sure, there were like 10 of them 8th gens rocking Vossen wheels.

They're from Miami...

[Law Grandeur]

omg i just cant stand the camber. the wheels are really nice but i just couldnt focus on it. that damn negative camber crap. sort of like trying to a fit a 1.5" bolt into a 1" hole. lets just jam it in...oh that looks dope! -_-


the silver accord was nice the cv3's

[Leung]

i wonder how much it would cost for tires of that size..

[Straight Success]

why do people go for this look.
I would be constantly freaking out whenever i hit a bump.

either tires are going to be sliced by the car.
or paint is going to wear away from a dented wheel arch.

all for a stance?

parking about a mile away from any gutter would be stressful.

Because it's appealing to them.

Most who run a stance like that enjoy the look and drive, and it's not and inconvenience to them to achieve a desired look/feel. It's stance is set to specs where anything on the car shouldn't get damaged. I personally would run a little less camber if permitted (zero if possible), but to each his own. It looks good IMHO, and it functional. The unsafe factor isn't a high risk at all compared to people who ride on their side walls.

It's a trend just like any other automotive trend. Billet rims on hot rods, staggered 3-piece forged rims on a big body Benz, Lexus, BMW, Audi, Caddy, puttin' 24"+ rims on a big American SUV, etc.

Some trends are cool and well appreciated, while others are outlandish and looked upon as stupid. Nevertheless, there's a style that fits everyone's personally; even if you're riding completely bone stock.

Pick your poison.

[Law Grandeur]

more than you can afford pal....expensive!