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post #16 of 19
5/3/07 at 3:00pm
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Originally Posted by DMcG View Post
I bought centercaps from Subydude back when the ones that came with Rotas were absolutely hideous. I know some other people that have bought wheels from Subydude with good results. When I got my Rotas the local Discount Tire actually beat the best online price that I could find. I've had good results buying tires from Tirerack, but haven't bought any wheels from them. I bought the Enkeis that I currently have from a smaller online shop and got a good deal but I can't remember what company it was.

Your local Discount Tire not only had Rota wheels but it also beat online prices

Lucky bastard...
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post #17 of 19
5/3/07 at 3:38pm
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Originally Posted by skalogre View Post
Your local Discount Tire not only had Rota wheels but it also beat online prices

Lucky bastard...

They didn't stock or advertise the Rotas but were able to order them from a warehouse in California (maybe the US distributer). I'm not sure if its just a regional thing but I know people that did this at other locations as well. This was also almost 5 years ago so I'm not sure if its still possible.
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post #18 of 19
5/3/07 at 6:15pm
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Originally Posted by DMcG View Post
I bought centercaps from Subydude back when the ones that came with Rotas were absolutely hideous. I know some other people that have bought wheels from Subydude with good results. When I got my Rotas the local Discount Tire actually beat the best online price that I could find. I've had good results buying tires from Tirerack, but haven't bought any wheels from them. I bought the Enkeis that I currently have from a smaller online shop and got a good deal but I can't remember what company it was.
Yeah the only thing I dislike are the plastic centercaps. I wanted just a clean metal centercap with nothing on it that matched the color of the wheels. Mine look like those carbon fiber ones that subydude sells. I wish he had a billet machined one for sale. I can't find one anywhere.
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post #19 of 19
5/3/07 at 7:09pm
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Originally Posted by visionology View Post
Yeah the only thing I dislike are the plastic centercaps. I wanted just a clean metal centercap with nothing on it that matched the color of the wheels. Mine look like those carbon fiber ones that subydude sells.

I wish he had a billet machined one for sale. I can't find one anywhere.

The ones I got from him were plastic but matched the various Rota colors perfectly and didn't have any kind of design on them. Nice and subtle. Looks like they don't have those anymore. What a shame.
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