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y'all buy fake sneakers, too?
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Apples and Oranges.
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Who cares if you can't tell in a picture?
This is the equivalent of a chick copping a LV purse off Canal St.
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I bet you couldn't tell in person.
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Idk why ya'll jumping down throats.
Slapping a set of $4,000 wheels on a 03 civic with these roads in NY make no sense.
Edit: Also risking sitting on bricks.
Slapping a set of $4,000 wheels on a 03 civic with these roads in NY make no sense.
Edit: Also risking sitting on bricks.
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I'm sure I could
Budget players, plenty of lower end wheels to buy rather than fake high end to front stunt
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If you can't tell as you keep saying it'll be sitting on bricks anyway, correct?
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Actually, slapping real wheels makes the most sense for ****** roads
You want to ride on NY streets in rotas or xxr's? Be my guest
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I'm not trying to stunt, it's just reality. You so against replica wheels? Go buy some legit BBS RS wheels and slap them on that BRZ you got, it would look
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So replica wheels are wheels that look like a certain aftermarket wheel?
I am confuse?
Like these aren't OEM?
I am confuse?
Like these aren't OEM?
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Have I driven Rotas? Yes. Have I driven XXRs? Yes.
Now in no way do they compare to AllStar. You're hating because it's the design from a higher end wheels company. A higher end wheel company that you probably didn't even know what model they were designed after. A higher end wheel company that you don't know where they're from, and a Higher end wheel company that you probably never knew existed.
And if you did, kudos to you. You know your wheels.
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The design of my wheels are based off of a company in Japan.
But apparently my wheels are **** quality.
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I need to see the original design and the replicas before I put my two cents in.
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Above: Legitimate Work Equip 03s from Japan.
Below: Allstar Vortex (Based on the design of the popular Japanese Wheel Company)
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My brother is trying to sell his GTO to cop a SS Camaro.
Drawbacks? Problems?
Drawbacks? Problems?
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Above: Legitimate Work Equip 03s from Japan.
Below: Allstar Vortex (Based on the design of the popular Japanese Wheel Company)
That design doesn't seem original enough to be deemed an original. I'm totally out of my frame of reference though
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You don't have to purchase replicas to get an idea of what most are composed of. This goes for anything replica, variant, etc...
Or maybe I've never bought a pair of replica wheels?
Ever thought of that?
So I have little knowledge of cars just cause I don't know whats good with replica wheels?
I hope you're not this big of a douche in real life
The key point I'm trying to make: Use common sense...
Your previous post was basically a regurgitation of what most people already know. You could have summed that up in 2-3 sentences instead of going on a useless tangent name-dropping cars. Even then, you brought up 2 examples. One being a modest billionaire while the other, a high-schooler dreaming for an Evo. How about Ralph Lauren and his stable of Classics & Exotics? What about that dude that upgraded from his '99 Civic to an E46 M3 because it's now affordable? What about the guy that dropped his Abflug Supra for a Murcielago because his funds were right? Do you understand why most consumers tout your list of 90s imports so much? They inevitably have that stigma of being within financial reach at one point-in-time. Essentially, an attainable 'unicorn'. However, priorities change. I certainly don't look at NSXs or Supras the same way as I did before. Beautiful cars, but I'm past that Super Street phase. Just looks like you're getting mad because I (or others) don't see particular vehicles as "special" as you do all while saying "let people like what they like". Financial status changes that scenario regardless if one's doing it for himself/herself or for others...
I can make long posts about things people already know too...
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im not ganna get into the whole replica rim bs but just know
you are getting an inferior product BBS is known for their quality so when you buy a rep and you go over a pothole and crack a rim (my boy learned the hard way bought replicas the rear wheel cracked in half going over a pothole)
Its just like fake sneakers do you but theres no need to front people who know about cars/wheels will easily spot replicas just like we can spot fake jays
just makes no sense to me buying replicas of a brand known for its quality not looks
you are getting an inferior product BBS is known for their quality so when you buy a rep and you go over a pothole and crack a rim (my boy learned the hard way bought replicas the rear wheel cracked in half going over a pothole)
Its just like fake sneakers do you but theres no need to front people who know about cars/wheels will easily spot replicas just like we can spot fake jays
just makes no sense to me buying replicas of a brand known for its quality not looks
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the hater boxden
Banned
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"real" wheels = air jordans
"knockoff" wheels = fubu jordan 3s
"knockoff" wheels = fubu jordan 3s
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comparing 8,7,6,5 thousand dollar "real" rims to buying the $1500-$2000 replica rims and comparing that to $160 jordans or $30 jordens at that swap meet are two completely different things and if you cant understand that then your parents must of bought you your car
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Of course.
M3 and dime pieces here brah
Replica wheels are nowhere near being considered knock off Jordans.
