Y33 in Hong Kong

Y33 in Hong Kong[IMG]http://i23.servimg.com/u/f23/11/35/31/04/img_0210.jpg[/IMG]

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nice!!

I may be wrong, but aren't those y32s? wait nevermind, i just took a look at Dom's y32, it's different lol.

make them much lower, bigger rims, more camber :dance:

Looks like hong kong needs to step up their stance/fitment game. Other then that, cars look good.

great examples of different tastes from a different place.

[QUOTE=nizzan4u2nv;107829]Looks like hong kong needs to step up their stance/fitment game. Other then that, cars look good.[/QUOTE]

agreed:shrug:

Holy small rims batman!

Those cars are clean but the ride height and wheel offsets kill it.

:shrug: :shrug: :shrug:

thats my home town!! small rims for small people! jk haha

[QUOTE=nizzan4u2nv;107829]Looks like hong kong needs to step up their stance/fitment game. Other then that, cars look good.[/QUOTE]

They are supporting their domestic wheel companies! Come on now..... haha

LOL... Hongkong does not manufacture wheels. Only Taiwan, and recently China does. Hongkong is more of a port city and trading center.

[FONT=Arial Black][SIZE=6][COLOR=red]HK WHEEL FITMENT=FAIL:pat: [/COLOR][/SIZE][/FONT]

Sunken ships!

[QUOTE=waiwai;107629][IMG]http://i23.servimg.com/u/f23/11/35/31/04/img_0211.jpg[/IMG][/QUOTE]

Is this positive camber in the front?:pat:

I am on the fence about the rest. I like how it has a Gloria feel to it....

[QUOTE=BLACKonBLACK98;107889]great examples of different tastes from a different place.[/QUOTE]

The photoes is the result, the environment is the cause. If we use the big big rims, we can't reach many places ( carparks, estates, etc... ). Supply and demand, big big rims have no market in Hong Kong, so we choose shipping big big rims from other places like Japan, but very expensive say $10000~$20000 HKD~ T.T

[QUOTE=Damicci;109996]Is this positive camber in the front?:pat:

I am on the fence about the rest. I like how it has a Gloria feel to it....[/QUOTE]

no~ is the photo problem . no one choose positive camber in the earth, do you agree? haha~

ewwwww

[quote=planetoid57;114186]The photoes is the result, the environment is the cause. If we use the big big rims, we can't reach many places ( carparks, estates, etc... ). Supply and demand, big big rims have no market in Hong Kong, so we choose shipping big big rims from other places like Japan, but very expensive say $10000~$20000 HKD~ T.T[/quote]

Its not about big rims, its about fittings rims to the extreme. Here in america, we dont run domestic wheels either. Although you get the occasional hre, iforged fan.

[QUOTE=planetoid57;114186]The photoes is the result, the environment is the cause. If we use the big big rims, we can't reach many places ( carparks, estates, etc... ). Supply and demand, big big rims have no market in Hong Kong, so we choose shipping big big rims from other places like Japan, but very expensive say $10000~$20000 HKD~ T.T[/QUOTE]

Not to sound like an ass, but I think you have many options here. I don't think wheels will be a problem. China knocks off auto parts anyways. Unless the market and availability for parts from Taiwan or even the mainland is hard to get in HK. Therefore is it that expensive and hard to get?

But, if you choose to get the "big big rims" from Japan (authentic) over the knockoff wheels ---I THANK YOU!


Also, why not invest in air suspension?

WOW the wheel game is weak out there. Who wouldve thought.

10,000.00 HongKong Dollars are reasonably cheap for Hongkies, IMHO. 10k convert to Malaysian Ringgit is round MYR5,000.00. That's kinda cheap for brand new Jap rims compared to Malaysia. We can only get 2ndhand ones with that price for big rims size.

The pay in HKG for a fresh sales executive is around HKD14,000.00/month. In Malaysia? MYR2,000.00.

TRUE !!!! Kaizer.... a lot of different.... Its even harder to see big rims in Malaysia. 
FYI, next year onwards the USED JAPAN PARTS' price will b raising again due to rules changing in JAPAN. There will no Malaysian allowed to go Japan Chop car anymore.

Ahh.... sad news indeed, Nokia. What exectly does the rules change in Japan?


So wat cha waiting for? Go get a set of 19s or 20s on ur LS man! GoGoGo!

There is too much of stealing cases happened in Japan. I am so ashame to say that some of those ppl who went to Japan to CHOP cars is @ss. They steal things from others cars which they dun purchase or bid. E.g : Speed Delimiter, RPM Gauge, Turbo Timer, and others thing myself also duno. There were so many times been caught yet they still doing it. So Japanese prohibited Malaysian to go their country by team. Only single person allowed to enter the site, choose watever cars need to purchase and fxck off back to Malaysia. The details myself also not so sure.

 

haha.....i already bought 2 set of 18" rims for my LS. 
1 set is Veilside Andrew Racing Dish and another 1 set is WORK Euroline DH.
will post the pics once the car is done and i am free. :)

Damn! It's a shameful story u got there man. I'm so embarrass right now. Geez... these peeps just don't know how to work and earn a honest living izit? Mempersiasuikan negara oni! Bastards!

BTW, LS only looks good with 18s if you're real low man... Otherwise, 19s looks better. On an LS, u can also go deeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeep... :D

I wonder if their cars contain 30% more lead.

And what do you mean by that?