ADR Cypher 18/8.5F, 18/9.5R question
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ADR Cypher 18/8.5F, 18/9.5R question
i just purchased ADR cyphers for my FD and i was wondering what tire size you guys would recommend. i have the stock suspension for now but in the near future it will be lowered a little. Thanx guys
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I almost bought those same wheels but then packied out and just stuck with the stock ones.
Please post some pics when you get them on. I'll bet they are gonna look hot.
Please post some pics when you get them on. I'll bet they are gonna look hot.
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Re: ADR Cypher 18/8.5F, 18/9.5R question
Originally posted by RD93RX7TT
i just purchased ADR cyphers for my FD and i was wondering what tire size you guys would recommend. i have the stock suspension for now but in the near future it will be lowered a little. Thanx guys
-Rick
i just purchased ADR cyphers for my FD and i was wondering what tire size you guys would recommend. i have the stock suspension for now but in the near future it will be lowered a little. Thanx guys
-Rick
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yes, i did get them off ebay. I paid 600 plus 59 for shipping. I wont have pics up for a while because the 7 is going to sleep for the winter, and i cant afford tires at the moment. the guys from LI and has a lot of auctions on wheels. you guys should check him out.
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Originally posted by Louis M
what is the big problem with ADR's? No one has said it yet, but everyone on the forum seems to have beef w/ this company... why?
what is the big problem with ADR's? No one has said it yet, but everyone on the forum seems to have beef w/ this company... why?
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I have the RB springs but I don't have the wheels to tell you how they look..... dam. The springs however are awesome.... handles great and sits really nice.
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Originally posted by oakridgerx7
im getting some, they should be here by next FRi. I will post pics as soon as I get them on!
scott
im getting some, they should be here by next FRi. I will post pics as soon as I get them on!
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pics are posted!
https://www.rx7club.com/forum/showth...hreadid=242889
https://www.rx7club.com/forum/showth...hreadid=242889
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ADR Cyphers? How much do they weigh? I think I was considering those wheels until I heard they weigh a lot. I think thats why some people don't go for the ADRs because they aren't really that light. If you are looking for nice looking, value minded wheels, then they are fine. Performance? I like volks.
These must look great though! Gunmetal...please say gunmetal. hehehe
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Their reps are dicks and think that their wheels are the sh*t. Personally, I think there products are crap. Oh yeah, you can get away with 285/30/18 or 285/35/18, but you have to roll or cutt your fender a little. I currently run 265/35/18, but the tire looks a little small for the 18x10s.
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